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Nov
27
The Lutheran Education Podcast, Ep 51
Episode 51: featuring Dr. Drew Gerdes Dr. Drew Gerdes, Assistant Professor of Education, Early Childhood Education Program Director, and Director of Student Teaching, Department of Education at Concordia University Nebraska, has served as an Early Childhood Teacher and Administrator at school in the United States and Asia for nearly three decades. Notes as a professional [...]
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Nov
14
The Lutheran Education Podcast, Ep 50
Episode 50: featuring Andrew Monkmeyer Andrew Monkmeyer, Principal at Concordia Lutheran School in Peoria, IL, joins the conversation with Dr. Tracie Salgado and talks about the relationship between his school and Lutheran Special Education Ministries. After 14 years as a teacher at Concordia, Andrew became principal last year and stepped into the role of navigating [...]
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Oct
29
Re-Sharing The Lutheran Education Podcast, Ep 35
Episode 35: featuring Dr. Julian Petzold Dr. Julian Petzold, president of Lion Safety Consulting, joins the podcast to talk about safety in our schools, churches and buildings. He sheds light on the many things school administrators may not think of, but need to consider in today’s educational environment. After 28 years in education he earned [...]
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Oct
15
Re-Sharing The Lutheran Education Podcast, Ep 8
Episode 8: featuring Brad Alles Brad Alles, a professor at Concordia University Wisconsin, joins the Lutheran Education podcast to talk about apologetics and preparing our students to defend their faith as they go out in a post-modern world. LSEM is an organization committed to serving schools, churches, and families to advance the success of children [...]
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Oct
01
Re-Sharing The Lutheran Education Podcast, Ep 14
Episode 14: featuring Chuck Winterstein In this episode we chat again with Chuck Winterstein (deceased), Assistant to the Superintendent of Michigan Schools at the LCMS. He talks about turning those parent teacher conferences away from something that's feared and, oftentimes, full of surprises, into a useful tool for teachers to grow and develop their relationships [...]
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Sep
19
The Lutheran Education Podcast, Ep 49
Episode 49: featuring Dr. Thomas Wrege Dr. Thomas Wrege, a frequent contributor to the podcast, joins this episode and talks about his new endeavor as a School Funding Executive at DAST Consulting. A former teacher and principal, Wrege recently earned his doctoral degree in innovation and continuous improvement from Concordia University. In his new role, [...]
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Sep
03
The Lutheran Education Podcast, Ep 48
Episode 48: featuring Annie Palmer LSEM's Dr. Tracie Salgado talks with Annie Palmer, owner and literacy coach at Annie Palmer Consulting, about the importance of being proficient in writing. A parent and teacher, Annie knows what it takes to work with parents and educators in better equipping them to guide their children and students to [...]
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Aug
20
The Lutheran Education Podcast, Ep 47
Episode 47: featuring Matt Dery Matt Dery, a sports radio broadcaster turned teacher, joins the podcast for a conversation about how he took a non-traditional path to becoming an educator and the ways he was able to connect with and bring a different perspective to his students and parents in the classroom. He talks about [...]
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Jul
02
40 Years of Love

We are honoring Linda Schrupp as she retires from LSEM                       Linda has been an incredible pillar of excellence, dedication, and love to this ministry for 40 years. Having spent her entire teaching career with LSEM, we are honored beyond words and are grateful for […]

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Jun
30
A Celebration

Thanks to the kids at Grace Lutheran School, Jacksonville (School Sanctioned Page) in FL for wishing us a Happy Birthday! We are 151 years old this year and the best birthday gift is seeing he smiles on the faces of kids who can succeed because of the help and support we provide. God bless you […]

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