EDge Author Interviews http://web.me.com/erinyoungpdk/EDge_author_interviews/EDge/EDge.html Listen to interviews with authors from the 2008-09 volume of EDge: The Latest Information for the Education Practitioner. iWeb 2.0.4 http://web.me.com/erinyoungpdk/EDge_author_interviews/EDge/EDge_files/EDge_podv42.jpg EDge Author Interviews http://web.me.com/erinyoungpdk/EDge_author_interviews/EDge/EDge.html 60 no Listen to interviews with authors from the 2008-09 volume of EDge: The Latest Information for the Education Practitioner. Listen to interviews with authors from the 2008-09 volume of EDge: The Latest Information for the Education Practitioner. en An interview about the future of the teaching profession http://web.me.com/erinyoungpdk/EDge_author_interviews/EDge/Entries/2008/11/6_An_interview_about_the_future_of_the_teaching_profession__.html e4a2150c-d1ed-49de-8247-e4efb47e0f01 Thu, 6 Nov 2008 12:00:26 -0600 <a href="http://web.me.com/erinyoungpdk/EDge_author_interviews/Media/Berry.m4a"><img src="http://web.me.com/erinyoungpdk/EDge_author_interviews/EDge/Media/EDge_podv42_1.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:157px; height:157px;"/></a>In this interview with Barnett Berry, president and CEO of the Center for Teaching Quality, Inc., he discusses what the future of the teaching profession could look like and offers some strategies for how teachers can move the teaching profession forward. This interview is a supplement to the November 2008 issue of EDge magazine, published by PDK International. For more information about PDK, go to <a href="http://www.pdkintl.org/">www.pdkintl.org</a>. no eyoung 00:12:39 In this interview with Barnett Berry, president and CEO of the Center for Teaching Quality, Inc., he discusses what the future of the teaching profession could look like and offers some strategies for how teachers can move the teaching profession forward. In this interview with Barnett Berry, president and CEO of the Center for Teaching Quality, Inc., he discusses what the future of the teaching profession could look like and offers some strategies for how teachers can move the teaching profession forward. This interview is a supplement to the November 2008 issue of EDge magazine, published by PDK International. For more information about PDK, go to www.pdkintl.org. An interview about international education http://web.me.com/erinyoungpdk/EDge_author_interviews/EDge/Entries/2008/9/2_An_interview_about_international_education.html 2fb81bf8-4d38-43c8-a906-ea2c1e8e1b05 Tue, 2 Sep 2008 17:18:00 -0500 <a href="http://web.me.com/erinyoungpdk/EDge_author_interviews/Media/Kodama.m4a"><img src="http://web.me.com/erinyoungpdk/EDge_author_interviews/EDge/Media/EDge_Sept08_Pod_1.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:157px; height:157px;"/></a>In this interview with Karen Kodama, international education administrator in Seattle Public Schools, she discusses what international education is and how her district is implementing it in its schools. Her comments are captured in the September 2008 issue of EDge magazine, published by PDK International. For more information about PDK, go to <a href="http://www.pdkintl.org/">www.pdkintl.org</a>. no eyoung 00:15:14 In this interview with Karen Kodama, international education administrator in Seattle Public Schools, she discusses what international education is and how her district is implementing it in its schools. Her comments are captured in the September 2008 iss In this interview with Karen Kodama, international education administrator in Seattle Public Schools, she discusses what international education is and how her district is implementing it in its schools. Her comments are captured in the September 2008 issue of EDge magazine, published by PDK International. For more information about PDK, go to www.pdkintl.org.