Welcome to the All Things Are Possible Teacher Podcast! It’s time for educators and children to experience a Learning Transformation. Come join me as I embark on this journey to transform literacy education by creating a community of learners who think independently, take responsibility for their own learning, and embrace challenges. I want all students and children to believe all things are possible regardless of their ethnicity.
Calling all teachers, parents, administrators, church and community leaders!! It’s time to dream big because the future of education is in your hands. If you value creativity, curiosity, and character development just as much as literacy, math, and writing skills, then this show is for you.
I’m Desiree McGee-Greene, K-8 literacy coach and homeschool Mama, dedicated to helping educators like you create powerful learner driven communities where all children think independently, take responsibility for their own learning, and embrace challenges. I also help educators bring Black History to life and pull off the most memorable Black History skit celebrations.
To help YOU feel more confident to become the best “coach” for your children and create a powerful “Learner Driven Community” that incorporates ALL histories as a vehicle for learners to dream big.
On this Podcast, we will chat about:
We believe here that all things are possible and that children deserve to find a calling on their life and change the world. Are you ready to get started? Let’s do this!
Literacy Teachers: Tag me @desireemcgeegreene on Instagram or Facebook and tell me you just listened to my very first trailer episode. I would love to hear what resonated with you the most.
For more Black History tips and ideas, tag me @blackhistoryallstarskits on Facebook.
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Stop by the two blogs! I've got one for literacy teachers and black history.
Literacy Teachers –> Check out this blog post: Peer Learning in the Classroom: What Should It Look Like.
Black History –> Start reading this blog post: How to Get Ideas for a Black History Month Celebration