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Straight Chalk: Podcast for Busy Educators

Straight Chalk: Podcast for Busy Educators

By: Dr. Belinda Benner-Ordoñez
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Dive into the world of education and straight talk with Dr. Belinda Benner-Ordoñez! As a former high school teacher and now an Instructional Specialist at St. Lucie Public Schools, Dr. Benner-Ordoñez is dedicated to creating dynamic and engaging professional learning systems via different modalities to place educators in the driving seat of their learning journey. Her passion lies in offering busy educators a variety of choices that incorporate best practices in andragogy and well-being, all aimed at boosting self-efficacy. Join us for insightful discussions on pedagogy, teaching and learning practices, behavior management, special topics, and much more! Gain access to educational experts who share practical ideas and resources to enhance your teaching practice, and stay updated with the latest research and trends in education. Tune in during your commute or lunch break and discover just how much fun learning can be!

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Episodes
  • 2.10: Math Matters

    2.10: Math Matters
    May 29 2025

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    Join Dr. Belinda Benner-Ordoñez in the latest episode of the Straight Chalk: Podcast for Busy Educators. In this episode of Math Matters, we dive into the power of mathematics in education with Curriculum Specialist Courtney Ballantine. From fostering a growth mindset to making math more engaging and meaningful, Courtney shares practical strategies for helping students connect math to real-life experiences. Whether you're an educator looking for fresh insights or a math enthusiast eager to explore new teaching approaches, this conversation is packed with valuable takeaways. Tune in and discover how to inspire curiosity, confidence, and deep understanding in the math classroom!
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    21 mins
  • 2.9: Stronger Together: Principals Helping Teachers Thrive

    2.9: Stronger Together: Principals Helping Teachers Thrive
    May 8 2025

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    Join Dr. Belinda Benner-Ordoñez in the latest episode of the Straight Chalk: Podcast for Busy Educators. In this episode, I sit down with a dynamic principal, Ebony Jarrett to explore powerful ways school leaders can uplift, inspire, and support teachers in building self-efficacy and flourishing in their profession. From fostering a culture of confidence to creating meaningful growth opportunities, we dive into what it truly takes to help educators feel valued, capable, and energized in their work.

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    25 mins
  • 2.8: 'Best-Fit' Pedagogy

    2.8: 'Best-Fit' Pedagogy
    Mar 28 2025

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    Join Dr. Belinda Benner-Ordoñez in the latest episode of the Straight Chalk: Podcast for Busy Educators. Special thanks to Renae in Australia for writing in to suggest the area of focus for this episode. Listen to a compelling conversation with Didi Johnson, Coordinator of Quality Instruction at St. Lucie Public Schools. Didi oversees the Talent Development Department, ensuring that all staff receive timely and relevant professional learning opportunities. Tune in to this insightful episode to hear Didi discuss the concept of 'best fit' pedagogy, which aims to optimize outcomes for both teachers and students.

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    30 mins

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