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The Stuff I Learned About Learning Is Back for Season 2

by Peggy Reimers
Promotional graphic for TCEA’s podcast, “The Stuff I Learned About Learning,” featuring a microphone, headphones, notebooks, pencil, and a sticky note reading “New School Year, New Ideas.” A red banner reads, “New Year. New Learning. More Impact.”

Season 2 of The Stuff I Learned About Learning is here! And we aren’t starting slowly. Four new episodes are already waiting for you, with conversations about accessibility, technology leadership, early childhood learning, AI, and much more.

Here’s a quick look at what you can listen to now.

Wide, colorful banner illustration of four smiling podcast hosts shown from the waist up in a fun caricature style. From left to right are a woman in a purple top, an excited woman with curly hair, glasses, and a bright multicolor blouse, a man in a blue plaid shirt, and a woman with long auburn hair in a navy top. They stand behind a desk with a microphone in the center, headphones, books, a mug, pencils, a notebook, and a small plant. The white background is filled with playful purple, blue, and yellow swirls, dots, stars, and doodles, giving the banner a cheerful, creative podcast feel.
L to R: Debbie Tannenbaum, Mantha Camacho, Scott Laleman and Mary Eldredge

Being the Advocate Kids Need

Guest: Mantha Camacho, Special Education Teacher, Plano ISD

Mantha shares how her own experiences shaped her commitment to accessibility and inclusion. She also talks special education, AI, EdtechEars, and the importance of being the advocate students need.

Not Afraid to Break Stuff

Guest: Scott Laleman, Technology Director, Medina Valley ISD

Scott takes us from five networked classroom computers to leading technology for a fast-growing district. Along the way, he talks smart schools, AI, and why digital citizenship is really just citizenship.

Learning Through Play

Guest: Mary Eldredge, Early Childhood Librarian, Arlington ISD

Mary shares why play, inclusion, and joyful learning are at the heart of her early childhood library. She also talks makerspaces, reading aloud, and the impact of 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten.

Screen Value, Not Screen Time

Guest: Debbie Tannenbaum, Elementary Educator and EdTech Coach

Debbie explains why meaningful technology use starts with pedagogy, not tools. She shares her Five C’s framework, thoughtful uses of AI, and why we should focus less on screen time and more on screen value.


This year, I made a work goal to listen to every one of our podcast episodes. You know, because I want to be a team player. 😄 I told myself I would do it last year, but I didn’t. So this year, I am NOT going to fail and I am proud to say I am off to a great start.

I am proud to say I’ve listened to all three episodes released so far. And I’m not just saying this because I made it a goal or because I work at TCEA. These podcasts are just so good. It takes me about two morning drives to finish an episode, and I actually look forward to getting back in the car to hear the rest.

This is worthy of your time. Give it a listen. 🎧

Ready to go? Pick an episode that catches your attention, grab your earbuds, and join us for Season 2 of The Stuff I Learned About Learning.

The podcast is available wherever you get your podcasts, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Android podcast apps, and RSS. You can also visit the episodes page to browse and share episodes with your colleagues.

Spotify

Apple Podcasts

Amazon Music

Android

RSS

Episodes


A big thank-you to our Membership Department, Erin Vitellaro and Robert Bennett, for spearheading the podcast. I appreciate all the work they have done behind the scenes to bring these conversations to life. Happy listening!

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