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[Episode 88] Middle School vs Junior High? What's Changing in Middle Level Education (w/Jack Berckemeyer of AMLE)
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Junior High. Middle School. No matter what the name on the sign outside says, what's important is the work happening on the inside. In this episode, Wendy welcomes Jack Berckemeyer of the Association for Middle Level Education (AMLE) for a candid conversation about the big changes happening in how educators approach middle school. Jack stresses the importance of middle school teachers connecting with their students during this crucial time in their academic careers and how staying up-to-date on the fads, fashion, and slang of this age group can help in student success.
Resources for Continued Learning
The Association for Middle Level Education (AMLE) is an international organization specifically for middle school educators. As the go-to resource for research, best practices, and professional development, AMLE is a community of over 350,000 middle level educators connecting and supporting each other. Learn more and join the community!
Jack Berckemeyer is a successful author who has written several books focusing on middle level education. In this episode, Jack and Wendy talk about the following titles:
- Successful Middle School: This We Believe
- Successful Middle Schools: Teaming
- Managing the Madness: A Practical Guide to Understanding Young Adolescents & Classroom Management
- Deliberate Optimism: Still Reclaiming the Joy in Education 2nd Ed
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