Sunday, May 23, 2021

Balancing Profession and Passion with Ashley White

 

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Ashley White

Learn how our friend Ashley White has adapted to the changing face of education while cultivating her passion for fitness and self-care. Ashley offers her perspectives on education and her tips on starting and maintaining a self-care routine while juggling her life as a middle grades educator.



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Sunday, May 9, 2021

The Importance of Knowing Yourself, with Dr. Denny Barr

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Dr. Denny Barr
Dr. Denny Barr of Western Illinois University joins us to discuss his advice to new and aspiring educational leaders.





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Sunday, April 25, 2021

Supporting Relationships with Mike Earnshaw

 

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Recently we had the opportunity to get to know Principal Mike Earnshaw, who also happens to be the co-host of the Punk Rock Classrooms Podcast. In this episode, Mike talks with us about supporting educators throughout the pandemic, his work with the podcast, and his new publication with EduMatch Publishing,



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Sunday, April 11, 2021

Focus on Resilience with Steve Wilder

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Superintendent Steve Wilder
Nick and Matt reconnect with their friend Steve Wilder, discussing the effects of the pandemic on school and district leaders. Steve discusses the importance of maintaining and supporting resilience through times of challenge and change, and provides some great perspectives for school leaders.



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Sunday, March 21, 2021

Understanding SOPPA with Tim McIlvain and Chris Wherley

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SOPPA - the Student Online Personal Protection Act - goes into effect July 1, 2021. Join us as we learn more about the law and tools that can help schools remain in compliance with it from LTC Executive Director Tim McIlvain and LTC Director of Technology Services Chris Wherley


 
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Sunday, March 7, 2021

Trust-based Observations with Craig Randall

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Craig Randall
Craig Randall takes a few minutes to talk with us about creating trust and providing support through administrators’ observations of educators’ classroom activities. In this episode, Craig outlines the process of trust-based observations and provides tips on how administrators can weave this into their daily roles as instructional leaders.




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Sunday, February 21, 2021

Build Intellectual Curiosity with Georgie Koenig

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Georgie Koenig, Ed.D.

The COVID-19 global pandemic has required enormous changes in the ways students learn and the ways teachers support them. In this episode, Dr. Georgie Koenig shares her views on the effects of the pandemic on students’ reading and writing skills and offers ideas that teachers can use to help students build intellectual curiosity.



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