#EduCrush

• Thank you #Educrush

  Hey there Friends, It's Alex. I just wanted to come and say thank you to all of you for everything! Thanks especially to Natalie for all she's shared and taught me.  I'm working on some new things starting with a new podcast on Youtube (for now) called Curiosity Bridge, the link is below.  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdO3NS1bd8fHfKYGsHPasQ  Linkedin is best way to connect for those who'd like  https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-noel-3a292980/    Thanks again,   Alex

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• 114 — Five Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting #EduCrush

  On her final episode of the #EduCrush podcast, Natalie reflects on her personal growth throughout the past four years of creating the show and shares insights into what's next. Show Notes: The greatest validation comes from within.  Creativity thrives on consistency. Equity without introspection is a trap.  You are the solution until you become the problem.  My voice is powerful.  → Subscribe to Unleash YES, Nat's new podcast with co-host Tom Schimmer.

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• Introducing...Unleash YES with Tom & Nat!

  This new podcast from Natalie Vardabasso with co-host Tom Schimmer will help you leave the politics of your job behind and experience the freedom of becoming your own boss.  →Use this link to subscribe/follow on Apple, Spotify, or Google Podcasts!

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• 113 - Dungeons and Formative Assessment w/Andrew Rigby

  On this episode Alex interviews passionate and innovative educator Andrew Rigby, on the numerous benefits of TTRPG’s for students in the classroom.    Continue the conversation with Natalie on Twitter or Instagram    Continue the conversation with Alex on Twitter or Instagram    Join our Facebook group for community, connection and allies.   Download Nat's six research-based ways to INSPIRE change in assessment and grading!  

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• 112 - Changing Ourselves, Our Assessment Practice & Our Careers (w Starr Sackstein)

  Though Starr is considered a leading voice in innovative assessment and grading practices, it didn’t start out that way. Once upon a time, she was a teacher in her classroom on the precipice of making a terrifying change. In this episode, Nat talks with Starr about how her personal growth journey triggered a change in her practices and eventually a major pivot in her career. Learn how Starr learned to let go of control and empower students so you can do the same. Show Notes: How doing personal, inner work sparks an openness to change and learning, like it did when Starr chose to transform her assessment and grading practices. The biggest misconception about assessment is not believing that kids are capable of being assessors on their own behalf; it’s vulnerable to release control. Cultivating respectful education by seeing people and moving together puts joy back in the job. When being an innovative teacher puts a target on your back. Leveraging our skills as teachers allows us to move beyond typical jobs in education to expand our impact. Surrendering to the energy of the universe to allow our path to unfold and find our people. 💬 Continue the conversation with Natalie on Twitter or Instagram 💬Continue the conversation with Starr on Twitter or Linkedin.    ✊ Join our Facebook group for community, connection and allies.   ✨Download Nat's six research-based ways to INSPIRE change in assessment and grading!

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