SPECIAL INTERVIEW with Author Brett Salakas's - A Mammoth Lesson: Teaching in the Digital Age
Discretions Podcast with Eric & Nick
Release Date: 11/17/2022
Discretions Podcast with Eric & Nick
After an 18-month hiatus, Nick and Eric return to the mics for a reboot of The Discretions Podcast. They reflect on why they stopped, what brought them back, and revisit hilarious memories—from school lunches to juiced-up sandwiches. They introduce a new video podcast format, shout out fellow podcasters from Santa Fe, and kick things off with the return of the “Secret Question” segment. Topics Covered: Why the show was on pause A surprise inspiration at the Goonies 40th anniversary The move to YouTube and video podcasting Favorite school lunches (Domino’s + ranch vs. “juiced up”...
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A Mammoth Lesson: Teaching In The Digital Age is on sale now at Amazon.com A Mammoth Lesson: Teaching In The Digital Age, Brett Salakas shares a fictional story about the evolution and impact on the ice age curriculum of the Ygog-adep family, he illuminates genuine historical examples that have a mammoth impact on the way we can effectively teach and learn in the digital age and he identifies key instructional elements of modern teaching practice. This one-of-a-kind book is a narrative that spans millennia, and it's unlike any other. Brett weaves a tale that all educators will want to hear....
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info_outlineA Mammoth Lesson: Teaching In The Digital Age is on sale now at Amazon.com
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A Mammoth Lesson: Teaching In The Digital Age, Brett Salakas shares a fictional story about the evolution and impact on the ice age curriculum of the Ygog-adep family, he illuminates genuine historical examples that have a mammoth impact on the way we can effectively teach and learn in the digital age and he identifies key instructional elements of modern teaching practice.
This one-of-a-kind book is a narrative that spans millennia, and it's unlike any other. Brett weaves a tale that all educators will want to hear. He uses his distinctive Australian perspective to look at the challenges of modern classrooms from a new lens. He challenges us not to ignore our past but to learn from it so we can best prepare our students for the digital future.
This book provides a mammoth opportunity for educators all over the world to examine our collective practice and evolve our methodology so that we can all increase our impact while teaching in the digital age.