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Cult of Pedagogy

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@cultofped
If you teach, we can help you get better.
  • Education & Career
  • Following 420
  • Followers 22.3K
  • Engagement 1.42%
  • Avg comments 8

About Cult of Pedagogy

Cult of Pedagogy (@cultofped) is an Education website creator on Instagram, also filed under Education & Career. The account has 22,349 followers and 149 published posts. Recent posts average 308 likes and 8 comments, an engagement rate of 1.42%.

With 22.3K followers, Cult of Pedagogy is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 420 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 53 followers per account Cult of Pedagogy follows. Cult of Pedagogy is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Cult of Pedagogy under Education website, with Education & Career as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Cult of Pedagogy runs to 9 words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Cult of Pedagogy dates from August 2025.

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149 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Cult of Pedagogy, 8 are carousels, 1 is a single image and 1 is a video. That mix leans toward carousels. 149 published posts give Cult of Pedagogy a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 150 followers for each post published. Cult of Pedagogy also keeps 7 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 126 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include podcast, been, episode, students and look. The captions tag #classroommanagement, #newteacher, #iteach, #teachertips and #firstyearteacher.

It can ruin even the most carefully designed lesson: An activity you had planned takes more time than you thought it would. Or worse, it takes way LESS time. And sometimes it can be both, with some students finishing a task in five minutes while others need half an hour. Getting classroom pacing just right is an art that takes practice and technique. On the podcast this week, I share 10 habits you can build into your classroom routine that can prevent many of these problems from happening, or help you deal with them much more effectively when they do. Link to the podcast is in the bio!
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#classroommanagement #newteacher #iteach #teachertips #firstyearteacher
Big news ✨ Jennifer Gonzalez of Cult of Pedagogy is joining us as the closing keynote for the Little Wins Workshop!

If you work in education, you already know her. Jenn is the Editor-in-Chief of Cult of Pedagogy, host of the podcast that's crossed 10 million downloads, and one of the most trusted voices for teachers and school leaders in the country.

On June 10, she's closing out our day with: The Aerodynamics of Exceptional Schools. It's built for the leaders in the room who already know what their building needs but keep running up against budget realities, resistance, and the weight of the day-to-day. Jenn maps out where forward momentum *actually* comes from and where to start for the year ahead.

We've been fans of Jenn's work for a long time, so having her close out the day feels like a full-circle moment for us. This is going to be a good one!

Join us for the Little Wins Workshop, a one-day virtual event built around the ten practices of great school leaders. Register today at 👉 (link in bio)
When a student behaves in a way that disrupts their own learning or someone else’s, the response is often limited to a reprimand or a punishment. While this usually stops the undesirable behavior for a while, it doesn’t often solve the problem long-term. What has longer-lasting impact is viewing the misbehavior as a sign that a student is missing an important skill, and if they are taught that skill, the behavior should naturally improve. On the podcast this week, we learn more about what this approach looks like in practice from, educator and author of the new book, The Science of Discipline. Link to the podcast is in the bio -- look for episode 272!
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#classroommanagement #restorativepractices #restorativepractice #teachertips #middleschoolteacher
Students are coming to school with more needs than ever, and a lot of those needs aren’t strictly academic: anxiety, withdrawal, behavior issues, and learning differences that don’t always have quick or obvious solutions. These are problems that often send us to the internet in search of answers, but the nuances of each individual situation can make it hard to find exactly what we need. Ideally, we’d have a colleague with a lot of knowledge and experience who would listen carefully to our problem, ask us questions to make sure they understood it, and offer solutions.

Now there's a new platform called Ellis that may be the next best thing. This free, chat-based tool created by the Children's Health Council is designed to give educators practical guidance in those moments when something isn’t working and you’re not sure what to try next. I've been looking closely at educational tech tools for over a decade, and I have to say I've truly never seen anything that does what this platform can do. To learn more about it, listen to episode 271 of the podcast or visit

Link to the podcast is in the bio!
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#studentmentalhealth #learningdifferences
There's been no shortage of conversation about the science of reading over the past several years. But writing barely comes up, even though the two are deeply connected. That's what drew Melanie Meehan and Maggie Roberts to write their new book, Foundational Skills for Writing. The book breaks the larger task of writing into smaller skill categories, including transcription skills, oral language, and executive functioning. In this week's episode of the podcast, they share eight of the strategies from the book. Each is from a collection they call "minute moves," quick lessons and exercises that can be done in just a few minutes to build different kinds of writing muscles. They're fun and engaging and if you're someone who teaches writing, I think you're going to love them. Link to the podcast is in the bio!
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#writing #iteachwriting #writingteacher #iteachenglish #englishteachers
Have you ever watched students sit completely silent in math class, only to come alive the moment they're asked to share an opinion? That's what inspired my guest Chris Luzniak — — to start bringing debate into his math teaching, and the results have been remarkable. In this week's podcast episode, Chris walks us through how he turns ordinary math questions into debatable ones, how he gets students making and defending arguments, and why he thinks this approach matters now more than ever. It's a conversation that will make you rethink what math class can look like. Link to all podcast episodes is in the bio!
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#iteachmath #mathteacher #mathteachers #math
What is Warm Demander pedagogy?

Teachers often struggle with where the line lies between demandingness and punitive rigidity. There is a wide continuum between waiting patiently, which is a relational cue that says, "I trust you can do this," and being neglectful, which signals, "I don't care if you do this."

The Warm Demander occupies the healthy, demanding middle ground. They insist on the standard but provide every available resource and emotional encouragement to meet it.

On the podcast this week, Dr. Wendy Amato and Marcee Harris, educators who currently support teachers through, explain what Warm Demander pedagogy looks like in action, how it supports student agency and productive struggle, and why it’s especially relevant for teachers right now.

Link to the podcast is in the bio!
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#firstyearteacher #newteacher #iteach #classroommanagement #teachingtips
Teaching students to write well has always been challenging, and newer developments have made it even more difficult: The internet offers unlimited text to plagiarize, standardized testing has pushed us to teach more formulaic writing, and AI constantly offers to do our writing for us. Frustrated with her students' lack of confidence and the robotic style of their writing, language arts teacher Nashwa Elkoshairi tried adding freewriting before and after her inquiry-based units. The results, she says, were dramatic: Students became more confident as writers and their writing developed far more depth and complexity than she'd ever seen before. On the podcast this week (episode 267), she joins me to talk about how she weaves freewriting into her classroom practice. Link to all podcast episodes is in the bio!
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#writingteacher #iteachela #iteachwriting #englishteachers #iteachenglish
We're kicking off the year like we always do, with a round-up of six educational tech tools we think are worth a look. On this list this year:,,,,, and. My lead technology specialist, Marnie Diem, joins me to talk about them. You can watch videos of each tool in action over on Cult of Pedagogy or listen to our conversation about each one on the podcast -- link in bio!
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#edtechtools #edtech2026 #educationtechnology #edtech #assistivetechnology
If your school, district, or organization is in need of professional development, take a look at my speaking offerings and see if we’re a good fit — I’d love to meet you in person! Link to speaking info is in my bio.
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Cult of Pedagogy's engagement

Cult of Pedagogy's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.42%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 70 followers. An average post collects 308 likes and 8 comments, close to 39 likes for each comment.

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1.42%

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8
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Who is Cult of Pedagogy?

Cult of Pedagogy (@cultofped) is an Education website creator on Instagram, also filed under Education & Career. Cult of Pedagogy is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Cult of Pedagogy runs to 9 words.

How many followers does Cult of Pedagogy have?

Cult of Pedagogy has 22,349 followers on Instagram (22.3K). Set against 420 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 53 followers per account Cult of Pedagogy follows. 149 published posts give Cult of Pedagogy a moderate archive on Instagram.

What is Cult of Pedagogy's engagement rate?

Cult of Pedagogy's engagement rate on Instagram is 1.42%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 70 followers. An average post collects 308 likes and 8 comments, close to 39 likes for each comment.

What does Cult of Pedagogy post about on Instagram?

Flinque files Cult of Pedagogy under Education website, with Education & Career as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Cult of Pedagogy, 8 are carousels, 1 is a single image and 1 is a video. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Cult of Pedagogy repeatedly use the words podcast, been, episode, students and look. Cult of Pedagogy's captions carry hashtags such as #classroommanagement, #newteacher and #iteach. Cult of Pedagogy writes those captions mainly in English. Cult of Pedagogy keeps 7 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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