Download EpisodeWhen you’re making a decision, there’s often a few ways you gather information before moving forward. Like doing your own research, weighing the decision on your own, and seeking the opinions of others. Asking mom. Asking dad. Asking friends and asking influencers. And when we say “influencer”, we’re not talking about the YouTube or Instagram influencers you follow, we’re talking about the everyday people in your life that you know and trust. However, the opinions, or shall we say biases, we seek out from others are...
Download EpisodeDurant cet épisode, Joël aborde 2 facteurs à considérer quant aux conversations courageuses: la préparation et les éléments à éviter.La préparation: Déterminer l'intention et aller chercher les infos Réfléchir aux enjeux Écouter pour comprendre et non pas pour répondre Anticiper les suivis Se préparer à ressentir l'incomfortÀ éviter: Le blâme Ne pas être axé sur les solutions Les réactions émotives...
Download Episode Hedreich Nichols is an author, educator, and consultant helping educators and districts amplify the voices of all students. Hedreich’s YouTube series and podcast, SmallBites, further help campuses amplify student voices by focusing on equity in education. Between SmallBites and her work as a writer, Hedreich works to help educators create more culturally responsive classrooms and campuses. Her Cherry Lake trade titles "What is Antiracism?" and "What is the Black Lives Matter Movement?" provides teachers with materials to help students understand systemic inequities; and...
Download EpisodeIn Part 3 of the 5 part series on the Liberated Learner Project, Alex Venis joins the show to chat about the work that students and staff at Seneca College and Brock University have done as the Technologist Module Team. The module aims to prepare learners to not only be prepared to deal with all manner of new technology that is thrown at them, but also to be ready to get a little funky with what they produce as learners via podcasting, video...
Download EpisodeDr. Lynn Kepp - AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination): Closing the Opportunity Gap. This is episode 434 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast.Dr. Lynn Kepp is the Vice President of Executive Communications and Project Management Office at AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination), a nonprofit supporting more than 75,000 teachers per year in more than 7,500 school districts across the nation. For over 40 years, AVID has dedicated itself to closing the opportunity gap and serving schools and districts by helping educators...
Download EpisodeIn this episode Josh conducts another interview in his quest to learn more about the Right to Repair Movement. Anthony Rosborough from the Canadian Repair Association shares his knowledge and views on the Right to Repair Movement. Anthony is an IP Lawyer and Researcher based out of Nova Scotia....
Download EpisodeKen Rusk - Blue Collar Cash: Love Your Work, Secure Your Future, and Find Happiness For Life. This is episode 433 of teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast.Ken Rusk is a blue-collar construction business entrepreneur who has launched multiple successful endeavors over the last thirty years. For the first years of his young working life, he dug ditches for a basement repair company in northern Ohio.Over the years, he dug his way to a good life, one shovel of dirt at a...
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In this second episode, Dr. Ann Ishimaru discusses the effect of our traditional, outdated education system on our racialized students and families. She challenges all of us to imagine a new system, co-designed by school and home, where we might all learn and unlearn. Dr. Ishimaru’s book, “Just Schools; Building Equitable Collaborations with Families and Communities” is available through the University of Toronto Press, The Teachers College Press in the USA and Amazon everywhere....
Download EpisodeThis week the Squad focuses on a simple task that can trick our brains into reliving happy, happy moments. For episode resources, see SelfCareForEducators.com. Music: Happy Clappy Ukulele by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com...
Download EpisodeCanadian comedian Shawn Hitchins joined me to talk about his latest book the Light Streamed Beneath It: A Memoir of Grief and Celebration. We chatted about loss, the importance of community, and how scary it can be to start therapy, but how great it can be when you find a good therapist.Find out more at https://shawnhitchins.com...
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