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The Broken Copier

The Broken Copier, Marcus Luther, Jim Mayers

A conversation about teaching.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

What did I miss yesterday?

Recent reporting from the New York Times details how school absences have “exploded” in just about every school district. On this episode, Marcus and Jim talk about how difficult this can make things for both students and teachers, and dig ...

19 days ago
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Want to come on the pod?

Hey, friends! Marcus is usually the one who does all the posting on here, but I’m just popping in quickly to share that we’d love to start inviting you all to come on & chat with us. We didn’t really know where the podcast would go when it ...

20 days ago
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Supporting Students As They Work Independently

“We just need more time.”

a month ago
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KTC #10: This Is When You Lean Into Classroom Community

The tenth episode of “Kicking the Copier” is all about how we as teachers tend to respond to “bad vibes” in our classroom (this time of year especially) in a way that sometimes makes those “bad vibes” even worse.

a month ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • The Broken Copier

    A conversation about teaching.

  • Marcus Luther

    Co-Host of The Broken Copier and HS English Teacher in the Pacific Northwest!

  • Jim Mayers

    English teacher.

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