Join us on Teachers in America to hear the incredible stories of real teachers. By connecting with educators across the country, we explore ideas about improving student outcomes, incorporating SEL and equity in the classroom, and adjusting to new challenges like remote learning. In this blog post, we've compiled our full list of Teachers in America episodes so that you can meet the inspiring educators we've had the opportunity to interview.
Teachers in America: Seasons 2–4
Our latest seasons are hosted by HMH's Senior Director of Community Engagement and former teacher, Noelle Morris. Join her as she sits in on class time with her teacher guests, and follow along as COVID-19 challenges her and the educator community to connect virtually. Influencers, authors, and Teacher of the Year winners make up the guest list for seasons 2–4, where we cover the following themes:
- Building student relationships
- Writing lessons for young learners
- Virtual learning
- Equity and diversity
- Classroom communities
Teachers in America: Season 1
When we set out to record the Teachers in America series, we wanted to give teachers a platform to tell the story of what it means to be a teacher in America. Season 1 is hosted by Rose Else-Mitchell and covers important topics like the following:
- Bullying
- Burnout
- Classroom management
- The school-to-prison pipeline
- Social and emotional learning
Check out our full episode list below!
Understanding how educators teach today and hearing about the important strides they are making in the classroom give us a glimpse into the worlds of our K–12 learners through the eyes of the people who encourage them to be the best they can be.
We are always looking for more teacher guests, so if you or someone you know would be good on the podcast, please email us at shaped@hmhco.com. We can't wait to meet you!
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