K-12 Podcasts

Students use English and Spanish to tell stories about family traditions and celebrations. Los estudiantes hablan en español e ingles para contact historias de sus tradiciones y celebraciones familiares.

Students Matter! To be able to share my business and Marketing Knowledge to inspire and motivate students

The Jersey Educator Podcast is brought to you by the New Jersey Educators Association. For more information, please visit njea.org/podcast and email us at podcast@njea.org.

I’m a husband, Curriculum and Technology Director, dad, geek, thinker, Bigfoot believer, reader and in this show I interview amazing educators and leaders to understand how we can connect the dots.

I’m an educator and lifelong learner. I love to learn so much that I decided to stay in school, as a career! I share my journey applying ideas, tips, and interviews on learning. If you are a parent, teacher, tech enthusiast, or love learning, listen in and share your thoughts.

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Podcast by 2nd-4th Grade Stories

One thing we all have in common all over the world is teachers. For better or for worse teachers have been classified into the Mr. Feenys or the Coach Carters. What about the rest? I’ll Wait gives teachers the opportunity to tell their stories of the hilarious, the bad and the just plain confusing situations […]

English teacher, author, blogger and interested in educational innovation

HEAR ME amplifies students’ voices using MEDIA and TECHNOLOGY to CREATE a world where they are heard, acknowledged and understood, giving them the power to INSPIRE social change.

Daniel Cohen and Amy Cotton review films featuring a teacher-student relationship and discuss its portrayal on the big screen. Join them to explore the relevance of the themes and meanings that are relevant to teaching in today’s classrooms.

Notes on teaching and the teaching life from Shanna Peeples, 2015 National Teacher of the Year.

Made by middle schoolers at Chico Country Day Middle School, this podcast is by students for students. Anything you would like to know about middle school, we’ve got you. Topics include but are not limited to: awkward moments, stereotypes, sexism, science, books, sports, music, suicide, adoption, etc. etc. etc.

I host the Maker Podcast in which I talk to students at Make School about things involving tech!

An ongoing examination and discussion regarding the epidemic of unlawful teacher/strudent relationships in the contemporary American educational system,

A podcast for people who want to transform education. Join Doris Korda as she engages in conversations with educators and shares insights about a radical new method of teaching. Learn how their students develop 21st century skills in courses such as entrepreneurship, science, humanities, engineering, global studies, and more.

Starting up an educational social enterprise called Never Not Learning. Documenting the process. All the anxiety. All the joy. All the hustle. #thatentrepreneurlife

Three students with a deadline looming go to new lengths of procrastination by starting a podcast. We answer the age old question, ‘Would You Be My Friend If…’

The days and lives of teaching!!

Songs With Snapdragons features some of our children at Snapdragons singing along to their favourite songs! You can watch the videos on our website too.

In History Tech, Glenn shares the best social studies ideas, strategies, and resources – all designed to help you walk away smarter than when you walked in. A former middle school US history teacher and college instructor, Glenn writes weekly at History Tech and enjoys working with teachers around the country, leading conversations about social […]

I’m A.J. Juliani. As a father of four crazy kids, author, and a public school teacher turned Director of Innovation I’m sharing strategies, resources, interviews, rants, and practical ways to innovate right now. We look at all the innovative solutions you wish they taught you in grad school, and how to bring back creativity into […]

Sharing ideas from the classroom, from our reading, and the intersections we share with book people each and everyday. These 4 Corners of intersection are Living, Loving, Laughing, and Learning. Applied and appreciated in the classroom these are the square foundation upon which stand and learn.

Growing Up is a series that picks a specific event from each year in school, and breaks down how it molded our Growing Up process.

Ready to Teach is a podcast for teachers, by teachers. We’ll showcase teachers’ stories – mistakes and all – the best practices that come from those mistakes, and the research behind it all. We’ll cut through the buzz-words and the trends to discuss what works in the classroom, what doesn’t, and why. As teachers, we […]

Podcast by Humphrey Ihejirikah

Daily 5 min uploads of questions from high school entrepreneurs, answered by high school entrepreneurs. Weekly interviews with an up and coming high school businessperson as well. Enjoy!

A husband & wife pair of educators try to shed light on issues in education. Dr. Craig Mertler is an education professor at Arizona State University. Kate Mertler is a reading specialist & long-time teacher at the elementary level. They discuss, disagree, & sometimes reconcile educational issues.

Tales of Teaching is a series of conversations with inspirational teachers from all walks of life and from all corners of our global community. Talking about their teaching journey, their passion for learning and what motivates them to keep at it, we aim to connect people doing good work, every day.

On “How ‘Bout Them Apples!?” Max Summers and his fellow teachers give a comedic look into what it’s truly like to be a teacher in today’s schools. These are real teachers with real stories and will give you, the listeners, an uncensored look into their lives. Education is a serious topic, but these teachers will […]

More than 80 percent of public school teachers in the U.S. are white, and a WXXI News investigation has found that the disparity is much more severe in the Rochester, NY and Finger Lakes regions. Degrees of Diversity takes an in-depth look at diversity among local teaching staffs, and the steps, if any, the districts […]

Literacy Research for the Teacher on the Go

A candid, look at the new big ideas that are transforming classrooms everywhere from a practicing teacher’s point of view.

A 5-minute mishmash of teaching ideas from Tim Bedley, teacher since 1988.

Podcast by Lisa Minogue-White

Drs Matthew Taylor and Cade Charlton discuss the hottest educational topics – describe and review relevant research studies – and provide the audience with a deep understanding of the research that informs local to national school policy and practice.

Podcast by The Girls’ School of Austin

Drawing on 10 years of classroom experience, current research, and feedback from fellow teachers, Alice shares tips to help teachers navigate the challenges not mentioned in teacher school.

This is My Teaching Life!! Join me as I wade my way through the crazy and wacky world of teaching middle school! Intro Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

This podcast is powered by teacher leaders. We will discuss relevant topics to encourage teacher voice and leadership.

Education, Life Skills, Zombies. Welcome to the official podcast experiment of Josh Flores! This podcast intends to connect you to the education mentors, leaders, and innovators in our state. Conversations are engaging, empowering, and entertaining! Listen to the education leaders on the podcast and focus on identifying three takeaways that affirm, challenge, or change your […]

Podcast by Jill Krug

Welcome to the “deschool yourself” podcast. Healing the fifteen thousand hour infliction of public school. This eight-part podcast series explores the effects of schooling and its impact on our ability to flourish as productive, independent and happy adults. This series provides insights on how to reverse the negative effects of schooling for a better view […]

Podcast by Derrick Clements and Court Mann

High School Might Suck is a podcast hosted by me, Isaiah Easter. Each week I bring on guests and we talk about the good and the bad of High school.

A podcast about education, technology and sometimes random stuff.

Certified public school teacher and curriculum writer Lauren Anderson chooses topics often taught in high school American history classes and provides ideas and resources that will help teachers enhance their lessons. The show offers recommendations for various free and paid resources that teachers can use to cover content, as well as offering practical teaching tips. […]

The Adventures of Detective Mathema tell the story of Algebrus Mathema, the most famous mathematical detective in the world. Whether it’s sequences or time, weights or algebra, Detective Mathema has the power to solve the puzzles.

Teacher. Maker. Mom.

Education is what connects people to opportunity. At Hobsons, we believe access to high-quality education and support is the key to driving success for students, communities, and the world. How do we ensure students are set up for success, however they may define it? How can the education system do a better job of supporting […]

“From the Origins to the Middle Ages”. Readings of literary essays taken from Upper Secondary School students’ texbooks, 3^ Maria Grazia Tundo

Podcast by Midwest PBIS Network

An educational podcast about my seven year old life and the things I learn.

Every week, four of us from different backgrounds get together for a conversation about how education, technology, global culture and creativity connect. But really, it’s about noticing the connections in the patterns that surround us every day and how they impact us as parents, teachers, creators and humans. It’s about letting ourselves look beyond pre-defined […]

Exploring the History of American Public Education – One Topic at a Time

A School Project Podcast!

Podcast by Education Policy Center

The purpose of Link4Learning is to strengthen the partnership between parents and teachers in education. This podcast focuses on education related issues with tips for bridging the home/school gap. Ideas and suggestions will include “real life” examples as well as internet based resources. To begin with, the focus will be on K-6 education supporting children […]

Our Class Podcast is an audio report from a junior (grade four and/or grade five) class at Harmony Heights Public School in Oshawa, Ontario Canada. The students provide news and information regarding upcoming events about the class and school community.

An ongoing discussion about the evolving role of games in education