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Teacher educator knowledge, in conversation. Through interviews, podcasts, roundtables, and curated resources, the Exchange connects research, practice, professional learning, and the lived work of teaching teachers.

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Recurring features

Short, regular formats that let us feature more people, more often.

SHORT-FORM INTERVIEW
Coming soon
5 Questions With…
Five questions, one guest. Video, audio, or text. Quick to make, so we can feature more people across the field.
Video, audio, or text · About 10 minutes
AUTHOR CONVERSATION
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One Idea Worth Carrying Forward
An author or researcher on the single most consequential idea in their recent work.
Audio or video · 10–15 minutes
PRACTICE CONVERSATION
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How I Learned to…
…supervise candidates. …lead a partnership. …mentor doctoral students. Making invisible professional learning visible.
Audio or video · 15–20 minutes

Four ways in

Every conversation, interview, and recommendation lives in one of four areas.

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Listen & Watch
Exchange podcasts, interviews, roundtables, and video conversations.
Conversations with the Field
Scholars, association leaders, school-based partners, and emerging voices.
Roundtables
Three or four people on a timely issue: AI, certification pathways, shortages, policy.
Problems of Practice
A real dilemma, worked through out loud.
What We're Learning
Short updates from projects, initiatives, and inquiry groups.
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Ideas in Conversation
Books, research, frameworks, and debates, brought to the people who would use them.
Books Worth Discussing
Authors on recent books and what they mean for practice.
Research Into Practice
Not a summary. What should teacher educators notice, and what might change?
From the Archive
An influential article, framework, or debate, and why it still matters.
Across Contexts
How teacher education is organized and practiced in other countries.
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The Work of Teacher Education
Careers, doctoral study, supervision, partnerships, leadership, and method.
The Work of Becoming
Doctoral study, first faculty years, tenure, moving into leadership.
Inside the Practice
Methods teaching, supervision, mentoring, feedback, accreditation.
Across Settings
University, school, and district teacher educators on one shared issue.
Career Conversations
Job searches, workload, publishing, grants, promotion, transitions.
Methods Conversations
Self-study, narrative inquiry, practitioner research, design-based research.
A SIGNATURE EXCHANGE FORMAT
Problems of Practice, live

A guest brings a real dilemma from their teacher education work, and works through it with another teacher educator or a small panel. No tidy answers. Just careful thinking you can hear.

Bring a dilemma
You'll appear on camera or audio as yourself. Students, colleagues, and institutions in your dilemma don't need to be named.

Worth Your Time

Good work already exists elsewhere. We point to it, and tell you why it's worth your time.

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Why it's worth your time
What sets it apart from everything else on the topic.
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Who it's for
Mentors, supervisors, doctoral students, program leaders.
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What it helps you think about
The question it opens up for your practice.
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Related on the Exchange
Stories, Tools, and Shelf pieces that continue it.
What we recommend

Anything that helps people who teach teachers think, in any format:

Podcasts
Recorded lectures
Association webinars
Open-access reports
YouTube talks
Research centers
Websites
Toolkits
Methods resources
Professional development
Suggest a guest or a resource

Know someone whose work the field should hear about? Found a talk or a report you keep sending to colleagues? Tell us.

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Every conversation continues somewhere

Media connects to the rest of the Exchange.

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Tools
A conversation about supervision continues in a protocol you can use.
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Stories
An episode on becoming a teacher educator continues in first-person accounts.
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Community
A roundtable continues in conversation with members.
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The Shelf
An author interview continues in a Shelf perspective.