Now on MOTAL YouTube​Podcasts Seven and Eight!

Today the Museum of Teaching and Learning is proud to bring you the seventh and eighth in the podcast series of interviews entitled “Teaching in Times of Covid.”

Episode 7:
Alison and Sam,
Two Elementary Teachers, One Household

Meet Sam and Alison. Both of these educators are elementary teachers who work for the same school district, but at different locations and in different elementary grades. They will tell us how the pandemic school closure affected them as teachers, parents and as a family. This is truly a household where teaching and learning is always a fact of life. Busy doesn't begin to explain all that gets done in a week.

Our Seventh Podcast in the Series is:
Two Elementary Teachers, One Household, Alison and Sam
How did they make this work?
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Episode 8:
Debra Ward, Early Childhood Educator/Director

Meet Debra Ward. She is an educator, teaching preschool teachers how to teach, Director of the Cerritos College Child Development Center and a member of Governor Newsome's Early Education Advisory Board sub-committee, doing research for future early childhood education policies. She is dedicated to the children, parents and community she serves. Hear her tribute to her parents who instilled a love of education for their family.

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Our Eight Podcast in the Series is:
Early Childhood Educator/Director, Debra Ward
How do you keep the doors open for teaching and childcare?
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Listeners thoroughly enjoyed the first six MOTAL podcasts in the series,

1. Assistant High School Principal, Elizabeth
2. The Theater Arts Professor, Steve
3. Library Services Director, Janine
4. High School History Teacher and Assistant Athletic Director, Dustin
5. College Painting Arts Instructor, Kevin
6. Head School District Nurse, Christie

Thanks to the creativity and persistence of volunteer Denise Steedman, MOTAL now has a fascinating, highly professional, set of historical perspectives to share with the public on the New MOTAL YouTube channel. Denise (“Dee”) could not have done this alone, she had the full support of the MOTAL board, her team members, Eva Postma, Mark Noble, and Steve Pliska. The museum will save these recordings for posterity as testimony to how educators and families have dealt with the changes and challenges during the first year of the Covid-19 pandemic.


Here’s what’s coming up:


Montessori School Principal
Are there any differences at a private school?