The Broken Copier
The Broken Copier, Marc Watkins, Marcus Luther, Jim Mayers, Adrian NeibauerConversations and resources that aim to support the experiences of teachers by elevating the voices + perspectives of teachers.
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Latest Issues
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We've been reading that students aren't reading anymore?
Marcus and Jim are back to talk about reading—more specifically, the broader discourse in education that students aren’t reading nearly as much as they used to.
When SMART Goals Aren’t That Smart
Today I want to reflect a bit about SMART goals—and why I don’t think they’re always that smart as far as the impact they have on our classrooms.
KTC #14: Teaching Through an Election
In our 14th Kicking The Copier episode, Marcus reflects on what he is keeping in mind as a teacher over this final stretch of election season, sharing three priorities that he finds helpful to center as an educator.
Messy Scares Me (And That Might Be a Problem as a Teacher)
Here we go! Today is the first post in our journey through ’s Becoming an Everyday Changemaker—a one-chapter-a-week discussion that we are co-hosting with via alternating reflections on our respective Substacks. (The post on the second cha...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A conversation about teaching.
Assistant Director of Academic Innovation, Director of the Mississippi AI Institute, Lecturer of Writing and Rhetoric at the University of Mississippi. I train faculty in Ai literacy.
Co-Host of The Broken Copier and HS English Teacher in the Pacific Northwest!
English teacher.
Classroom Learning Experience Designer. Creating classrooms of abundance. Redesigning public education. Awakening the moonshot potential of every student.
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