Gail Boldt's guest appearances

Gail Boldt

Voice of Literacy

Jabbedu Education Podcast

Robert Slavin

Steve Graham

Stacey Mandel

Mike McKenna

Jodi Miller

James Sturtevant

Mike Anderson

Brett Jones

Lynn Zubernis

Amanda Goodwin

Andrea Samadi

John Dunlosky

Avi Kaplan

Doug Green

Myron Dueck

OwlTail

The feeling that you are important to someone else, that your being matters to another person, is one of the strongest emotions we can experience.  It’s one of the things that makes us human.  And if you’ve ever experienced the opposite, like you are unimportant or not wanted, you know that can be one of the most isolating of all human experiences.  So it’s extremely important to make sure our students know and understand that their presence in our classroom matters.In this episode Dr. Gail Boldt speaks about the roots of Affect Theory, how her experience as a psychotherapist informs her teaching and research, and how we as teachers can begin to adjust our response to student questions and behaviors in a way that makes them feel like they matter.Tune in!

The feeling that you are important to someone else, that your being matters to another person, is one of the strongest emotions we can experience.  It’s one of the things that makes us human.  And if you’ve ever experienced the opposite, like you are unimportant or not wanted, you know that can be one of the most isolating of all human experiences.  So it’s extremely important to make sure our students know and understand that their presence in our classroom matters.In this episode Dr. Gail Boldt speaks about the roots of Affect Theory, how her experience as a psychotherapist informs her teaching and research, and how we as teachers can begin to adjust our response to student questions and behaviors in a way that makes them feel like they matter.Tune in!

Getting Students to Understand That They Matter with Dr. Gail Boldt

Kevin Leander

"Dr. Baker":http://tinyurl.com/bakere Dr. Kevin Leander and Dr. Gail Boldt discuss Critique of multiliteracies:  Still too narrow

"Dr. Baker":<a href="http://tinyurl.com/bakere" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://tinyurl.com/bakere</a> Dr. Kevin Leander and Dr. Gail Boldt discuss Critique of multiliteracies: Still too narrow

Critique of multiliteracies:  Still too narrow with Dr. Kevin Leander and Dr. Gail Boldt