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Co-hosts Jerri Kemble and Jamie Saponaro connect you with the movers, shakers, and changemakers transforming schools worldwide. Powered by ClassLink, LinkedUp brings you in-depth, insightful conversations on the evolving landscape of learning—from practical edtech strategies and AI integration to disruptive leadership and global innovation.
Whether you're a classroom teacher, instructional coach, or district leader, join us as we break boundaries, share visionary ideas, and link up the people shaping the future of education. Let’s get LinkedUp!
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In Episode 34 we bring back two former guests, Ken Shelton and Yaritza Villalba, to discuss the work they are doing with Microsoft on culturally responsive curriculum. These education leaders bring decades of collective experience to the podcast - specializing in education technology, equity and inclusion, and powerful visual storytelling.
Rich Czyz started his career as a fifth-grade teacher, has served as a basic skills educator, instructional coach, elementary supervisor and Director of Curriculum & Instruction. Currently, Rich is the Principal of the Yardville Elementary School and Co-Founder of FourOClockFaculty.com. Join us as we chat about how Rich improves learning for himself and for his students through his passion for education.
Schools turn to Classroom Champions for inspiring Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) curriculum and mentorship programs to improve engagement, build growth mindsets, and inspire positive classroom culture. Grace Dafoe joins us on the podcast to share all the details about Classroom Champions.
Recognized as a transformational leader in education, Dr. Jennifer Williams has dedicated herself for 25 years to the field of education. She has played many roles as an education activist, professor, school administrator, literacy specialist, and classroom teacher. Join us as we chat about global perspectives around social good, equity, and diversity in this episode of the LinkedUp Podcast.
Liz Hamor will say that her work isn't just her passion, it's her calling. After earning a Master's degree in ESOL and Bilingual education from Kansas State University, she taught in low-income schools in Emporia, KS, and San Antonio, TX. This Spring she is transitioning out of her Chapter Director role within GLSEN Kansas to focus on her leadership consulting business, Center of Daring. Tune in to the podcast as Liz discusses how to find your courage and how to empower and support folks who are ready to be a catalyst in their communities.
