Episodes
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When something isn’t working in the classroom, it’s easy to focus on the student or the behavior. But sometimes the system around them is what needs to change. In this episode, Josh and Stephanie Howell talk about classroom management, building routines over time, and helping students develop skills they may not have yet. From simple […]
In this episode, Josh sits down with Stephanie Howell to discuss design thinking and what happens when we stop jumping straight to the solution. Stephanie shares how listening, generating different ideas, testing them, and being willing to adjust can change the way we approach problems. They also explore what happens when students become part of […]
With new tools, platforms, and AI showing up constantly, it can be easy to focus on the technology. But the most powerful thing in the classroom is still the teacher. In this episode, Josh explores the questions teachers ask, the relationships they build, and the moments when they adjust because students need something different. Technology […]
Students can complete assignments, answer questions, and earn grades without ever truly communicating what they understand. In this episode, Josh explores why student voice matters and how giving students opportunities to explain their thinking can deepen learning. Through practical classroom examples and tools like Adobe Express, Padlet, and Seesaw, he shares simple ways to make […]
Students can be busy the entire class period and still struggle to explain what they actually learned. In this episode, Josh takes a closer look at station rotations and challenges teachers to think beyond task completion. Through practical examples, he explores how small changes can make student thinking visible, spark deeper conversations, and turn familiar […]
In this episode, Josh explores why the first day of school is about more than rules, procedures, and syllabus reviews. He shares simple ways to give students ownership from the moment they walk into the room by making their thinking visible and their voices part of the learning. The conversation challenges teachers to think differently […]
In part two of this conversation, Josh continues talking with Beth Fugate about what students really need from math classrooms. The discussion moves beyond tasks and questioning strategies into relationships, student confidence, and helping students see themselves as capable mathematical thinkers. Beth shares stories from her own classroom, why connection matters before content, and how […]
In this episode, Josh talks with Beth Fugate about what math classrooms look like when students are doing more than just following steps. From task-based learning and real-world problem solving to asking better questions and building student curiosity, the conversation focuses on helping students think through mathematics instead of simply chasing answers. Beth shares how […]
In this episode, Josh and Michael explore how student creation can completely change the learning experience. From storytelling and video projects to podcasting and design challenges, they discuss how tools like Adobe Express help students communicate their thinking, collaborate naturally, and take ownership of their learning. Instead of simply completing assignments, students begin creating work […]
What if AI isn’t replacing learning… but extending it? In Episode 86, Josh Morris and Denny Collins dig into what classrooms look like when students use AI to ask questions, explore ideas, and learn in ways that actually fit how they think. This isn’t about shortcuts or replacing teachers—it’s about creating space for better conversations, […]
In this episode, Josh sits down with Denny Collins to talk about how learning is changing in real classrooms. From AI and feedback to compliance-driven instruction and student engagement, they explore what happens when teachers stop focusing on completion and start focusing on how students actually learn. The conversation challenges educators to step into the […]
In this episode, Josh and Michael talk about why students often put more effort into projects they actually care about. From video creation and storytelling to design challenges and student choice, they explore how creative projects can help students communicate their learning in ways that feel real and meaningful. The conversation focuses on helping students […]
In this episode, Josh and Michael explore how immediate feedback, publishing, and AI-supported writing experiences can completely shift the energy around writing in the classroom. Instead of students waiting in line for feedback or simply completing another writing assignment, they begin taking ownership of their work, revising in real time, and actually wanting to write […]
Students don’t hate writing—they hate the process. In this episode, Michael Wesely shares how he shifted writing from something students have to do to something they want to do. By combining simple tools, real-time feedback, and a clear audience, students move from blank pages and frustration to energy, ownership, and growth. You’ll hear how small […]
Teachers don’t need more ideas—they need lessons that actually stick. In this episode, Michael Wesely talks about what it really means to design learning as an experience, not just a task. We break down how to start with the outcome, think like a student, and build lessons that students actually care about—not just complete. From […]
In this episode, Adam Sparks shares his journey from teaching to developing the innovative digital writing platform, Short Answer. We explore the impact of AI on student writing, peer feedback, and assessment strategies in the age of AI, emphasizing intentionality and evolving teaching practices.
In this episode, Josh reflects on the current state of education, emphasizing the importance of meaningful learning over mere task completion. He discusses the need to focus on what students do with their learning and introduces a new format aimed at practical, actionable strategies for educators.
This episode features educators sharing their top tips, favorite tools, and insights on integrating technology in education. From Canva and Google tools to AI applications, discover how these innovations are transforming teaching and learning.
In this engaging interview, Farmer Fobbs shares her journey from educator to edtech innovator, highlighting how she integrates farm life with educational technology. Discover practical insights on using Note and AI tools to enhance student learning, the importance of community, and tips for educators navigating the evolving edtech landscape.
In this engaging conversation, educators Kasey Chambers of SchoolAI and Josh explore the transformative power of AI in education, sharing practical tips, innovative tools, and inspiring stories about integrating AI into classrooms to enhance teaching and learning experiences.
In this episode, Josh interviews Rebekah Ball to explore innovative teaching practices, technology integration, and the impact of professional development in education. They discuss job shadowing, district programs, and the future of educational technology, providing actionable insights for educators.
In this episode, Josh shares quick tips on using Google Slides for transcription, explores the Kira Learning platform, and discusses innovative tools like School AI to enhance student writing support.
In this episode, Josh interviews Ali Wilson about her innovative IEP assurance platform designed to support special education teachers with compliance, data analysis, and student progress tracking. Discover how AI and technology are transforming special education documentation and student support.
In this episode, Josh shares insights on integrating AI tools into education, tips for efficient tech workflows, and highlights from recent EdTech conferences. Perfect for educators looking to enhance their tech skills and stay updated with the latest in educational technology.
We’re wrapping up our final day at TCEA 2026 in San Antonio, and this episode is packed with reflections, laughs, and big takeaways from an incredible week of learning. From augmented reality tools inspired by Harry Potter, to powerful conversations about building relationships and supporting teachers, our team shares what stood out most—and what we’re […]
