This is Jennifer Gonzalez welcoming you to episode 28 of the Cult of Pedagogy podcast.

In this episode, I'm going to give you a big long list of strategies for class discussion.

Hello there. I'm so glad you're listening. I have been hearing from people who tell me that

they're listening on their commutes and on their walks and when they work out.

And so I'm starting to be able to picture some of you and where you are right now.

And that's just so great because doing this is a little bit like talking out into space.

And so I just wanted to say hello. So I have a ton of really good stuff for you today,

but first two things. Number one, if you have not yet gone over to iTunes to give the show a review,

I would be so appreciative of it. The reviews are starting to build up and that really,

really helps to bring other people to the podcast. So if you have not done yet that yet,

please run on over to iTunes and just drop a quick review for the Cult of Pedagogy podcast.

Number two, I have another announcement. This summer, I co-wrote a book with Mark Barnes called

Hacking Education 10 Quick Fixes for Every School. In this book, we share creative, innovative

solutions that tackle all kinds of problems that teachers and schools have dealt with for years.

If you've been a regular listener, you heard me share some of these hacks in Episode 22. I

talked about teacher quiet zones and pineapple charts and moving meetings to the cloud. Anyway,

the book is done really well on Amazon. We've gotten over 65 star reviews in just a few months.

And so the announcement is that now the audio version of the book is available.

It's not read by mere markets, read by a different narrator, but if you are a podcast listener,

then you are probably also an audiobook listener. So I thought it would be great for you to know about

this. To get it, you would just go to Amazon and look for Hacking Education 10 Quick Fixes for

Every School. And then you'll see there now there is an audio option. And you can actually get

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