Ululani Shiraishi's guest appearances

Ululani Shiraishi

Getting Smart Podcast

What School Could Be

EduCatered

Chris Stapleton

Jo Boaler

Diane Tavenner

Sal Khan

Justin Brown

Angela Duckworth

Greg Smith

Abby Falik

Ed Hess

Paul Johnson

Esther Wojcicki

Michael Horn

Ryan Craig

David Price

Brian Greenberg

OwlTail

We are thrilled to bring you a new podcast from Getting Smart called EduCatered: A Podcast That’s Catered to Educators. It’ll be on its own podcast feed soon! At Getting Smart, food, education, and innovation are at the heart of our recipe. This podcast mixes it all together to get to know teachers that are doing the work and making a difference. We kick off the podcast series with Ululani (Ulu) Shiraishi, a middle school language arts teacher at Kamehameha Schools Maui. She is also a mother of three and a self-proclaimed laugher. Shawnee chats with Ulu about a range of topics, ranging from salad goulash and listening to the importance of community and habit. She also expresses gratitude for the work of Ekela Kanaiaupio-Crozier, one of the first people to teach the Hawaiian language at the collegiate level. Let’s dig in.

We are thrilled to bring you a new podcast from Getting Smart called EduCatered: A Podcast That’s Catered to Educators. It’ll be on its own podcast feed soon! At Getting Smart, food, education, and innovation are at the heart of our recipe. This podcast mixes it all together to get to know teachers that are doing the work and making a difference. We kick off the podcast series with Ululani (Ulu) Shiraishi, a middle school language arts teacher at Kamehameha Schools Maui. She is also a mother of three and a self-proclaimed laugher. Shawnee chats with Ulu about a range of topics, ranging from salad goulash and listening to the importance of community and habit. She also expresses gratitude for the work of <a href="https://www.ksbe.edu/staff_directory/profile/570/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ekela Kanaiaupio-Crozier</a>, one of the first people to teach the Hawaiian language at the collegiate level. Let’s dig in.

EduCatered: Ululani Shiraishi, Kamehameha Schools

I have learned, as a podcast host, that some episode interviews are question and response, and some conversations are more…intimate. My episode here with Ululani Shiraishi is decidedly the latter. Ululani gave me a gift during this interview, a phrase I will use in my life going forward: Working at the edge of your seat. She comes from a place of part frenzy crazy, and part deliberate intentional. And she is always, always working at the edge of her seat. Ululani is a Kamehameha Schools Maui campus middle school language arts teacher who is deep into SEL, Hawaiian culture and trans-disciplinary teaching and learning. Editing services provided by DG Sound Creations. The post 51. She Lives On The Edge Of Her Seat: Ululani Shiraishi appeared first on @WSCBPodcast.

I have learned, as a podcast host, that some episode interviews are question and response, and some conversations are more…intimate. My episode here with Ululani Shiraishi is decidedly the latter. Ululani gave me a gift during this interview, a phrase I will use in my life going forward: Working at the edge of your seat. She comes from a place of part frenzy crazy, and part deliberate intentional. And she is always, always working at the edge of her seat. Ululani is a Kamehameha Schools Maui campus middle school language arts teacher who is deep into SEL, Hawaiian culture and trans-disciplinary teaching and learning. Editing services provided by DG Sound Creations. The post <a href="http://mltsinhawaii.com/index.php/2020/11/02/s2e9-she-lives-on-the-edge-of-her-seat-ululani-shiraishi/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">51. She Lives On The Edge Of Her Seat: Ululani Shiraishi</a> appeared first on <a href="http://mltsinhawaii.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@WSCBPodcast</a>.

51. She Lives On The Edge Of Her Seat: Ululani Shiraishi