Podcast - Curriculumtrak

Interview with Ashton Tate, F.O.R.M. Curriculum for Health and Physical Education

Blog, Curriculum Development, Educator Insights, Encouragement, Philosophy, Podcast, The Teacher's Lounge | April 26, 2023

Today we are happy to include part of an interview with Ashton Tate from The Teacher’s Lounge podcast. Ashton is from Franklin, Tennessee, and he’s the founder of Glory to Glory Fitness and creator of the F.O.R.M. Curriculum. He joins us to talk to us...

Interview with Anna Salton Eisen, Part II

Announcements, Blog, Character Development, History, Podcast | April 25, 2023

We’re honored to share part two of a special guest interview on the The Teacher’s Lounge podcast with a second generation Holocaust survivor, Anna Salton Eisen. (In case you missed it, you can read part one here.) Both of Anna’s parents survived the...

Interview with Dan Beerens

Blog, Discipleship, Educator Insights, Podcast, Teaching for Transformation | March 8, 2023

We’re pleased to share with you our interview with Dan Beerens, a valuable part of the Curriculum Trak team for many years. He has recently stepped away from CT to focus his energies in other areas, but his friendship with us brought him back once again for a talk...

Interview with Jesse Tannetta, Program Manager of Echoes and Reflections

Blog, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Trak, High School, Middle School, Podcast, Professional Development, The Teacher's Lounge | March 1, 2023

Here you can read the shortened version of the interview with Jesse Tannetta, program manager of Echoes and Reflections. If you’d like to listen to the full interview, please check it out on The Teacher’s Lounge. Michael Arnold: We’re joined today in...

Interview with Christina Sasso – Curriculum Design and Mapping

Blog, Curriculum Design, Curriculum Mapping, Educator Insights, Podcast, Student Outcomes, The Teacher's Lounge | December 21, 2022

What follows is an interview with Christina Sasso, a teacher and curriculum developer and a long-time friend of Curriculum Trak. She shares her thoughts and some practical tips for designing and planning curriculum, especially in the Language Arts classroom. To listen...

Why Do Teachers Provide the Best Support for Curriculum Mapping? with Angie Parker

Blog, Curriculum Trak, Podcast, Professional Development, The Teacher's Lounge | August 17, 2022

“I teach a different type of student now. I teach adult students now. So that’s still there, the teaching aspect is there, but also helping them map out their curriculum. We were using Curriculum Trak – I was mapping out all my own curriculum, and being able to...