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Harrison Sansostri is an up and coming new author out of London who at the age of 11 wrote the book “The Little Dudes Skool Survival Guide” is out now!

Josh Stumpenhorst is a 6th grade Language Arts and Social Science teacher at Lincoln Junior High School in Naperville, IL. He holds a Master’s Degree in curriculum and instruction as well as a National Boards Certification in early adolescence social science. His work has been recognized by the International Society of Technology Educators as they named Josh a member of their “Emerging Leaders Class of 2011”. Josh has also been recognized as the Illinois Computer Educators, “Educator of the Year” for 2012 and he is the 2012 Illinois Teacher of the Year

Josh Stumpenhorst is a 6th grade Language Arts and Social Science teacher at Lincoln Junior High School in Naperville, IL. He holds a Master’s Degree in curriculum and instruction as well as a National Boards Certification in early adolescence social science. His work has been recognized by the International Society of Technology Educators as they named Josh a member of their “Emerging Leaders Class of 2011”. Josh has also been recognized as the Illinois Computer Educators, “Educator of the Year” for 2012 and he is the 2012 Illinois Teacher of the Year

Emily Swenson is an Explor-A-Lab teacher in Lousiana. She is also the founder of EdCampCENLA and a member of the Discovery Educator Network.

Emily Swenson is an Explor-A-Lab teacher in Lousiana. She is also the founder of EdCampCENLA and a member of the Discovery Educator Network.

Donalyn Miller currently works for scholastic as a Manager of independent reading and Outreach. In addition to her work in the classroom Donalyn is also the author of the books “The Book Whisperer” and “Reading in the Wild”.

Donalyn Miller currently works for scholastic as a Manager of independent reading and Outreach. In addition to her work in the classroom Donalyn is also the author of the books “The Book Whisperer” and “Reading in the Wild”.

Rushton Hurley has been a Japanese language teacher, a principal of an online high school, a teacher trainer, an educational technology researcher, and a school reform consultant.

Rushton Hurley has been a Japanese language teacher, a principal of an online high school, a teacher trainer, an educational technology researcher, and a school reform consultant.

Jenny Buccos is a filmmaker, innovator, White House Champion of Change, and a 20 to Watch in Education from the National School Board Association. Jenny is also the creator of Projectexplorer.org. In this session you will learn about: Jenny’s background Project Explorer Favorite film locations Funding for project explorer Unrestricted access on location Future episode locations White House Champion of Change Proud accomplishments Re-centering self in the face of a difficult day Lessons learned over the last year Passions in education Links that were mentioned in this podcast: Project Explorer

Jenny Buccos is a filmmaker, innovator, White House Champion of Change, and a 20 to Watch in Education from the National School Board Association. Jenny is also the creator of Projectexplorer.org. In this session you will learn about: Jenny’s background Project Explorer Favorite film locations Funding for project explorer Unrestricted access on location Future episode locations White House Champion of Change Proud accomplishments Re-centering self in the face of a difficult day Lessons learned over the last year Passions in education Links that were mentioned in this podcast: Project Explorer

Joli Barker is a teacher in Texas. She is a NSBA 20 to Watch, TCEA Teacher of the Year, and author of The Fearless Classroom.

Joli Barker is a teacher in Texas. She is a NSBA 20 to Watch, TCEA Teacher of the Year, and author of The Fearless Classroom.

Nathan Barber is A twenty-year educator and has served in a number of roles including teacher, coach and administrator. Barber also has written and published thirteen books, mostly in the field of education, along with a novel called Resurrecting Lazarus. Barber’s most recent project, a manuscript for Routledge/Eye on Education called “What Teachers Can Learn from Sports Coaches: A Playbook of Instructional Strategies” just came out!

Nathan Barber is A twenty-year educator and has served in a number of roles including teacher, coach and administrator. Barber also has written and published thirteen books, mostly in the field of education, along with a novel called Resurrecting Lazarus. Barber’s most recent project, a manuscript for Routledge/Eye on Education called “What Teachers Can Learn from Sports Coaches: A Playbook of Instructional Strategies” just came out!