In this episode, Nikki explores the magic of devices in the classroom and the need (now more than ever) to embrace technology in all of our learning spaces. Follow Parent Teacher Conference on Facebook at @parentteacherconferencepodcast.Read Ni
In this episode, Nikki Buyna discusses the positive impact of Project-Based Learning and how it can engage each student's curiosity. She shares tips for educators and parents when venturing into this new world of student-driven learning.Jennife
In this episode, Nikki Buyna discusses the gifted child with special guest and gifted guru Bryan Demeritte. Whether it’s on a school campus or at home, it’s time to get the facts straight and provide better support for gifted children. http://
In this episode, Nikki Buyna discusses the three-ring homework circus. Does it truly benefit students to spend time reviewing at home after school? Let's put away the worksheets and bring on the curiosity. Mindful homework in moderation can p
Nikki Buyna speaks with teacher-leader and measurement guru Jennifer Howard about how fair assessment and measurement shouldn't be a mystery for parents and students. From teachers writing rubrics to parents inquiring about an evaluation, Nikk
In this mini-episode, Nikki Buyna discusses the importance of boredom and why it is necessary for children to experience unscheduled time. It's time to ban the sentence: "I'm bored" from our homes and classrooms and get creative.For more inform
Nikki Buyna discusses her Top 5 Summer to-do list items for students.In this mini-episode, Nikki shares five important ways to prevent summer slide and to get kids engaged and learning during summer break. For more information or feedback, cont
Nikki Buyna speaks with early childhood development experts Karen Duncan and Melissa Youngblood about how we can teach our children and students to live authentically. From free play and unstructured learning to the dangers of labels, Nikki, K
Welcome to Parent Teacher Conference: The Podcast! In this first episode, Nikki speaks with social worker Danielle Glover about healthy and unhealthy perfectionism. When does a desire to excel become detrimental to a child's mental health? From