The Broken Copier
The Broken Copier, Marcus Luther, Adrian NeibauerTeaching is community work—and this is a place that sees, supports and affirms those doing that work.
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What Appreciation Means as a Teacher
My first introduction to being appreciated as a teacher came at the doorstep of the Wynne-Phillips House in Fordyce, Arkansas in August 2012.
There I was: a brand new English teacher from Oregon with two suitcases, five preps on my schedul...
Why teaching is really good/difficult right now
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week everyone! For what is now becoming a Broken Copier tradition, joins the podcast for a reflection on all things teaching.
This conversation covers, well, a lot: what we appreciate and love about this work of...
Two good stories from the classroom
With Teacher Appreciation forthcoming, today’s episode is very simple in its concept: sharing one good story from the classroom that is really two good stories—along with a reflection on why these stories mattered.
A core belief with this...
What does "good teaching" even look like?
In the opening essay of Good Teaching: a Provocation, writes that, collectively as a country, we have “reduced what it means to be a teacher, let alone a good teacher.”
But what does “good teaching” even look like? In today’s conversation...
A Good 90-Minute Lesson
The other afternoon I had a prospective teacher in the classroom to observe me, which I always appreciate as a fresh set of eyes about what is going on. Especially later in the school year, when we’ve “settled” in many ways into whatever ou...
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