Michael Dunlea's guest appearances

Michael Dunlea

Talks with Teachers

The Bedley Bros.

James Sturtevant Hacking Engagement

Mark Barnes

Starr Sackstein

Todd Finley

Brian Sztabnik

Rebecca Mieliwocki

Jennifer Gonzalez

Angela Watson

Michael Flynn

Jessica Lahey

Kirk Martin

Joshua Parker

Mason Wright

Dave Burgess

David Grossman

Charlie Smith

OwlTail

Michael Dunlea is a finalist for New Jersey state teacher of the year. He has some great ideas for today's teachers, especially in developing the social emotional needs of kids. Get some practical ideas from Michael on this episode. Connect with Michael on Twitter: @MichaelJDunlea Be sure to register for Global School Play Day at http://www.globalschoolplayday.com

Michael Dunlea is a finalist for New Jersey state teacher of the year. He has some great ideas for today's teachers, especially in developing the social emotional needs of kids. Get some practical ideas from Michael on this episode. Connect with Michael on Twitter: @MichaelJDunlea Be sure to register for Global School Play Day at <a href="http://www.globalschoolplayday.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.globalschoolplayday.com</a>

Helping Kids Belong with Michael Dunlea

Picture this, you’re having a medical procedure done. Before they put you under, you tell the doctor, “I want you to perform this procedure from memory. You’re absolutely not permitted to use any resources. You may not look at your phone, consult the internet, and you’re especially not allowed to ask other doctors for help. If you don’t complete the procedure within an hour, you must put down your instruments and exit the operating room!”It would be hard to imagine many patients surviving such a setup. And yet, that’s pretty much what teachers do to kids daily. No wonder many students suffer from test anxiety. Michael Dunlea will challenge conventional thinking when it comes to assessment.

Picture this, you’re having a medical procedure done. Before they put you under, you tell the doctor, “I want you to perform this procedure from memory. You’re absolutely not permitted to use any resources. You may not look at your phone, consult the internet, and you’re especially not allowed to ask other doctors for help. If you don’t complete the procedure within an hour, you must put down your instruments and exit the operating room!” It would be hard to imagine many patients surviving such a setup. And yet, that’s pretty much what teachers do to kids daily. No wonder many students suffer from test anxiety. Michael Dunlea will challenge conventional thinking when it comes to assessment.

12-Assess your Assessments with the Garden State Guru...Michael Dunlea

Michael Dunlea became a teacher for the same reason most did, he wanted to make a difference. He decided to become a teacher via the alternate route after working in restaurant/hotel management for over 20 years. He was a finalist for the NJ State Teacher of the Year, which set him on a path of teacher leadership that included becoming a Teacher Fellow with America Achieves in 2012 and Hope Street Group in 2014. In this episode you will learn: 	How he created a grassroots, teacher-led storm crew in response to Hurricane Sandy. 	Why he was a finalist for the New Jersey Teacher of the Year and was a Hope Street Group Fellow 	What was impactful about his 3rd grade teacher, Mrs. Finn 	How his wife, a social worker, showed him what it means to be dedicated to the betterment of children. 	What choice every teacher must make  	The number of hours he put in over contract in a school year 	What policy makers fail to realize about students 	Why every teacher should read Rick Lavoie's When The Chips Are Down: Learning Disabilities and Discipline (Strategies For Improving Children's Behavior) 	How you can be a part of your school's community 	Why Twitter helps teachers 	How to use student surveys effectively to understand what's happening in your classroom Follow Michael on Twitter @MichaelJDunlea The post #71 Michael Dunlea —  Listening to Student Voices appeared first on Talks with Teachers.

Michael Dunlea became a teacher for the same reason most did, he wanted to make a difference. He decided to become a teacher via the alternate route after working in restaurant/hotel management for over 20 years. He was a finalist for the NJ State Teacher of the Year, which set him on a path of teacher leadership that included becoming a Teacher Fellow with America Achieves in 2012 and Hope Street Group in 2014. In this episode you will learn: 	How he created a grassroots, teacher-led storm crew in response to Hurricane Sandy. 	Why he was a finalist for the New Jersey Teacher of the Year and was a Hope Street Group Fellow 	What was impactful about his 3rd grade teacher, Mrs. Finn 	How his wife, a social worker, showed him what it means to be dedicated to the betterment of children. 	What choice every teacher must make  	The number of hours he put in over contract in a school year 	What policy makers fail to realize about students 	Why every teacher should read Rick Lavoie's When The Chips Are Down: Learning Disabilities and Discipline (Strategies For Improving Children's Behavior) 	How you can be a part of your school's community 	Why Twitter helps teachers 	How to use student surveys effectively to understand what's happening in your classroom Follow Michael on Twitter @MichaelJDunlea The post <a href="http://talkswithteachers.com/71-michael-dunlea-listening-to-student-voices/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#71 Michael Dunlea — Listening to Student Voices</a> appeared first on <a href="http://talkswithteachers.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Talks with Teachers</a>.

#71 Michael Dunlea —  Listening to Student Voices