พอดคาสท์ Steve Pond ชั้นนำ (2022)

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Instructional Coaching: Relationships, Data, Action 40:26

4d ago40:26

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Natalie Ulloa, a secondary instructional coach with a background in instructional design and Steven Baule, a professor in the Leadership Education Department at Winona State University, discuss coach and principal roles in building a collaborative culture for continuous growth. Building and maintaining trust is highlighted. Read the article, "How t…

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When Your Teenager or Pre-Schooler Can’t Get Started on a Task 11:57

6d ago11:57

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Deborah Farmer Kris, child development expert and author, shares the Pomodoro Technique and how parents can use it to assist learners in starting a task. Lowering anxiety and decreasing what, at times, becomes a youngster-parent struggle. Parents can use the strategy for themselves too. Visit Deborah's website here. Read Deborah's article, "Teach Y…

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Empower the Learner Profile 16:54

11d ago16:54

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Kathleen McCloskey, CEO of Empower the Learner and co-author of "Make Learning Personal" and "How to Personalize Learning," identifies the need to develop student capacity to support their own learning, achieve agency, self-advocate for their learning and realize their hopes and dreams. As leaders, we need to create the same for staff. Visit the Em…

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Podcast for Teachers: Emotions Are Not Soft Skills. They are Hard Science. 16:38

13d ago16:38

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Tara Brown, The Connection Coach, shares the need for relationships to precede relevance and rigor. The author of "Different Cultures - Common Ground," shares beliefs and strategies that guide us to communicate the needed messages to students. She stresses the need for students to understand that they can be in the driver’s seat for their future. V…

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School as a Learning Organization for Students and Staff 26:26

18d ago26:26

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Frances Valintine, the founder of The Mind Lab and The Tech Futures Lab and the author of "Future You", explores learning in and out of schools today. She describes “embracing change” and how leaders support a learning organization with an environment that embraces change. E-mail Frances: frances.valintine@themindlab.com Visit The Mind Lab site. Vi…

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Podcast for Parents: Parents Encouraging Reflection on the Past School Year 9:58

20d ago9:58

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All of us can learn from reflection. A too often problem is that we neglect setting aside the time to do it. The end of a school year is a great time to encourage your children’s reflections on the past school year, regardless of their age. A set of possible starter questions are included in the podcast. Read Open University's "What is Reflection?"…

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Gather Year End Data From Student Reflection 28:01

25d ago28:01

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Past National Principal of the Year, Mark Wilson, identifies the value of gathering student thoughts, feelings, and insights to promote student reflection and provide data that can focus educator reflection. Mark shares several great questions and strategies to guide a process. Use the link to his website to find more sample questions. Visit Mark's…

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Podcast for Teachers: Promoting Student Character Traits for Thriving Rather Than Striving 21:20

27d ago21:20

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Teacher, author, and child development expert, Deborah Farmer Kris, examines the need for considering balance and purpose for our students. Teens are reporting as running on empty. Striving but not thriving. She discusses supporting students to build optimism, curiosity, and integrity. Visit the Parenthood365 website. Read Deborah's article, "Striv…

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One School’s Experience With Hypothesis-Focused Professional Growth Plans 29:10

1M ago29:10

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Why might, "what’s your hypothesis?”be a better question to ask than, "what’s your goal?" A business article suggested that hypotheses create more organizational learning. Several schools have been experimenting with building teachers’ professional growth plans (PGPs) around a hypothesis that the teacher wants to explore. In this conversation, you …

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Giving Two Glows and a Grow; Seldom Generates Real Growth 14:50

1M ago14:50

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The practice of giving glows and grows, like the feedback sandwich, seldom generates growth and change. Frequently, some similar structure is used to give feedback to teachers following walkthroughs. Self-reflection is the key to our decision to commit to a change behavior. Without conversations, these notes rarely generate true reflection. When we…

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Podcast for Teachers: Scaffolding for Engagement in Complexity 17:59

1M ago17:59

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Acceleration and equity require teachers to provide ALL students with engagement in on grade-level or above, complex learning tasks. Too little or too much scaffolding prevents students from gaining the needed learning opportunities. Consider when you might be rescuing students rather than scaffolding. Consider why just-in-time scaffolding is impor…

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Building Connections: A Foundation for Trust 21:13

2M ago21:13

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"Strengthening organizations one connection at a time," is the recommendation from The Connection Coach, Tara Brown. Connecting to emotions and being valued is critical among leaders and staff if we want to have it present in classrooms for students. Visit Tara's website here. Subscribe to the Steve Barkley Ponders Out Loud podcast on iTunes or vis…

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Podcast for Parents: Supporting Learners’ Curiosity 11:41

2M ago11:41

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All children are naturally curious and our adult role is to provide an environment where children feel they can ask questions and get support for their explorations. Too often youngsters’ curiosity appears to not be valued as we get more focused on correct answers to questions raised by someone else. How do we model the value and experiences of cur…

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”I Don’t Know What I’d Ask a Coach to Focus On?” 17:06

2M ago17:06

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How does a coach respond when teachers suggest they don’t have an idea how a coaching observation could support them? Why does everyone deserve a coach’s support for reflection? Reflection on surprises, failures, and frustrations are opportunities for insights and growth. Sample coaching questions are shared. View Atul Gawande's video, "Want to Get…

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Podcast for Teachers: Teaching Math with Parents as Partners 10:47

2M ago10:47

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Most elementary teachers have dealt with parent questions and concerns about math instruction. Some teachers have been the parent raising those concerns with their child’s teacher. Hilary Kreisberg, the Director at the Center for Mathematics Achievement at Lesley University, and the author of, "Partnering with Parents in Elementary Math," shares fi…

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Real Discussions 19:01

2M ago19:01

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What are you finding when you observe discussions in classrooms? Are teachers hearing all students’ voices? Are students’ voices being heard by classmates? What would a student survey tell us? How would you coach teachers to teach and facilitate discussion skills? What’s the quality of discussions taking place in PLC’s and professional learning act…

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Podcast for Parents: Learning About the Teen Brain 16:42

2M ago16:42

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Tara Brown, who has been called the "Teen Whisperer," shares what we know about the teen brain and how that knowledge can support parents in understanding teen needs. She describes the teen brain as a Maserati with bicycle brakes. Tara is an experienced teenager and parent life coach. Visit Tara's website here.…

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Bringing Parents Into the Math Success Equation 11:20

2M ago11:20

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When parents were interviewed about math instruction in school, the four most frequent words that arose were intimidated, frustrated, worried, and confused. The author who conducted those interviews, Dr. Hilary Kreisberg, explores what school leaders can do to support teachers changing those parent concerns. Hilary is the author of "Partnering with…

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Podcast for Teachers: Creating Belonging in Class Discussions 16:46

2M ago16:46

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Students have shared that discussion time is scarier than taking a test. How do we create classrooms where students report that during discussions they feel confident to ask a question, feel that classmates are listening to them, and feel connected to classmates? Liza Garonzik, from Real Discussion, provides some immediate steps teachers can take. …

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The Accountability Mindset 15:30

2M ago15:30

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The greatest growth from coaching is likely to occur when the goals from coaching have been set by the coachee. Ownership of the goal increases the commitment to the actions necessary for the goal to be reached. Five strategies are presented for a coach’s conscious practice. Similar to being on a seesaw, coaches need situational modifications to ke…

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Podcast for Parents: Promoting Optimal Development Through Joy 11:09

3M ago11:09

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Experiencing joy has been described as a tonic for all of us, helping with various ailments and concerns. Joy can be healing and has benefits for children of all ages. How do we increase our focus on experiencing the joyful opportunities around us? Read the article, "How Experiencing Joy Can Help Children and Promote Optimal Development" Watch Ingr…

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Leading Like a Coach 28:46

3M ago28:46

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School principal and author of "Leading Like a Coach," Matt Renwick, promotes school leaders working with a community in which each member contributes their strengths and ideas to improving instruction. He explores five key elements from his book. Create confidence through trust. Organize around a priority. Affirm promising practices. Communicate f…

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Podcast for Teachers: Reflection as an Element of Co-teaching 21:19

3M ago21:19

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Teachers, Colin Donelle and Jon Binschus, share the development of a teaching partnership that implements elements of peer coaching into their planning, teaching, & debriefing process. Reflection is continually increased throughout the process. The role of vulnerability and trust are explored. E-mail Colin: cdonelle@aisgz.org E-mail Jon: jbinschus@…

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Focus On People Rather Than Subjects 23:29

3M ago23:29

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What do we see and hear in a school when people are the focus rather than subjects? Why is now a critical time for a people focus? Leaders need to see teachers as people and all educators need to see students as people. Steve explores these concepts with Stephen Dexter, an upper school principal at an American international school in Croatia. Conta…

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Deciding: I Do, We Do, You Do or You Do, We Do, I Do? 14:02

3M ago14:02

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Why is the gradual release of responsibility model a strong instructional strategy at times for certain learning outcomes and particular students? How can the model negatively impact certain learning outcomes or particular students at other times? Instructionally agile teachers read their students engagement in learning adjusting to maximize learne…

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Engaging Teachers in Labsite Learning 25:19

3M ago25:19

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Labsite Learning responds to teachers’ requests for professional learning that is collaborative, relevant to their specific students, allows for quick application and happens during the school day. Curriculum specialist, Dani Fry, provides an explanation and a planning process based on her implementation experiences. Read Dani’s article, "A Collabo…

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Podcast for Parents: Youngsters Knowing When and How to Effort 13:55

3M ago13:55

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How do we decide the value or motivation of an investment of effort? How young do youngsters conduct a cost/benefits assessment of effort? What role can parents and caretakers play in having learners assess their effort. Steve explores the impact of time, repetition/practice, patience, and practicing after success. Read the U of T article here. Sub…

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What Do Teachers Need Us To Learn? 21:46

3M ago21:46

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Steve’s earlier podcast on the disappointing findings from research on data review meetings impacting teacher learning and change triggered this conversation with instructional coach and math consultant, Nikki Szajkowski. Nikki shared that curriculum changes need to include administrators asking, “what do teachers need us to learn?” For teachers to…

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Podcast for Teachers: The More the Rigor, the More Students Move 27:30

3M ago27:30

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Experienced teacher, curriculum director, coach and teacher trainer, Tracy Ocasio, shares her thoughts on the importance of students being engaged in rigorous learning. Key to the design of teaching is clarity in knowing the critical desired outcomes of instruction which are sometimes hidden in a curriculum’s laundry list. Rigor has a focus on unde…

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Do We Have Real Professional Learning Communities? 30:15

4M ago30:15

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Jeff Utecht, from Shifting Schools, invites Steve to a conversation around the purpose and practice of professional learning communities. As you listen in, make your checklist of the indicators that are the strengths of your PLCs and identify any elements you’d like to change or strengthen. Are your PLC’s building teacher individual and collective …

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Parents Cultivating Empathy 12:34

4M ago12:34

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Empathy has been described as being at the heart of what it means to be human. It is the capacity to imagine what another person is feeling without feeling it yourself as well as the capacity to reflect the feeling of the other person back to him or her. Empathy is an important life skill. This podcast contains some specific ways parents can suppor…

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Promoting Staff Beliefs That All Students Can Learn in Rigorous Tasks 31:16

4M ago31:16

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Instructional coaches and administrators need to build conversations with teachers around key standards. How is the teacher planning for instruction with an understanding of the depth of the standard? What decisions is the teacher making as she observes students’ engagement in rigorous learning tasks? Dr. Tracy Ocasio highlights the need for curric…

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Podcast for Teachers: Strategies for Teacher Leaders 20:41

4M ago20:41

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Being a teacher leader is a demanding and rewarding role for the professional educator. Michael Iannini, the author of Hidden in Plain Sight: Realizing the Full Potential of Middle Leaders, provides guidelines for teachers already in these leadership positions and those looking to progress into teacher leadership roles. Michael provides an interest…

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Jim Knight’s Definitive Guide to Instructional Coaching 37:59

4M ago37:59

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Jim Knight joins Steve to highlight the seven factors for success in his most recent book on instructional coaching. Jim and Steve’s coaching experiences over the past two plus decades highlight a look at who coaches are, the work coaches do, and where they work. A great resources for coaches, the leaders who support them, and the administrators wh…

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Podcast for Teachers: Can I Do Less Grading? 17:24

4M ago17:24

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Questions around the role and value of grading have been debated among teachers, administrators, parents and students for many years. In this podcast, Steve explores some of these questions and provides resources for further exploration. How much teacher effort is invested in grading student work, tests, and projects? To what extent does grading po…

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Building Collective Efficacy 16:29

4M ago16:29

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“A culture of collective efficacy does not simply happen; it is built intentionally.” Sarah Sugarman, from Lead by Learning, identifies leadership actions that support the building of teachers’ belief that as a school team they have the power to help their students learn more effectively. This belief is based on their own shared experiences of succ…

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Podcast for Parents: Risk-taking: A Key to Learning and Building Relationships 11:15

4M ago11:15

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Parents realize that technology has presented children with tons of opportunities. It has also introduced risks to kids' safety. This podcast explores how parents weigh the risk-taking necessary for their learners to develop digital citizenship. Subscribe to the Steve Barkley Ponders Out Loud podcast on iTunes or visit BarkleyPD.com to find new epi…

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When is the Coach an Expert? 13:18

5M ago13:18

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Instructional coaches should be continually engaged in developing a deep reservoir of knowledge and skills that can impact student and teacher success. The coaching role creates many opportunities for learning from the teachers and leaders with whom you are working. How does a coach best engage with teachers so that the coach’s expertise is a resou…

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Podcast for Teachers: Impacting Students’ Phonemic Proficiency 18:48

5M ago18:48

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Heather Kenny, an experienced teacher and teacher educator of literacy, shares purposes and strategies for building student skills in phonemic awareness. She examines the mental process that leads to storing words for immediate and effortless retrieval. Heather explores her experience with students who had word recognition problems that connected t…

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Guiding an After-Action-Review Process for Team Growth 26:21

5M ago26:21

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How can the After-Action-Review process used by the military service assist instructional coaches and administrators in guiding teachers individually and in PLCs to reflect and improve? Experienced special education teacher, school administrator, and health care specialist in the military, DeShanna Reed, shares her experiences. The key AAR question…

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Podcast for Parents: Building Your Learner’s Agency 17:27

5M ago17:27

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Building learner’s agency might be considered empowering learners. While many schools and teachers are focusing on building student agency, there are ways that parents and caregivers can also promote key elements. How do you encourage self-regulation and perseverance? How do you encourage self-evaluation and problem-solving through obstacles? Consi…

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Leadership That Communicates Every Teacher Matters 15:05

5M ago15:05

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Teacher, Wayne Roland, shares with Steve his experiences teaching in a school where leadership communicated a strong message that every student and every teacher matters. Years later, in different teaching settings, Wayne shares how these early leadership behaviors impact his teaching. Consider how these elements fit into your leadership decisions.…

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Podcast for Teachers: Teacher as Professional Learner 20:34

5M ago20:34

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Lead by Learning Regional Director, Sarah Sugarman and JJ Hansen, a teacher leader, join Steve to explore the impact of quality shared learning experiences for teachers. How and why do teachers make their learning visible? How do students gain from their teacher’s willingness to be vulnerable and celebratory in their interactions with colleagues? R…

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Supporting Teacher Leaders 22:00

5M ago22:00

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Michael Iannini, the author of Hidden in Plain Sight: Realizing the Full Potential of Middle Leaders, highlights the important role that teacher leaders play in a school’s effectiveness. How should administrators and coaches support these key influencers? How clearly is their leadership role defined both to the teacher leaders and the staff? Are te…

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Exploring Practicing and Studying With Your Learner 14:56

5M ago14:56

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Learning how to learn is certainly one of the most important areas of knowledge and skills for our students to develop. Much future success requires new learning. Maximizing the return on time spent practicing and studying is both rewarding in current success and confident building for the future. It motivates future effort in studying and practici…

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Early Reading Classrooms - Coaching ”Look For’s” 18:53

6M ago18:53

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Dr. Heather Kenny, a past kindergarten teacher, reading interventionist, consultant and higher education teacher-educator, explores how school leaders and coaches can support teachers of early readers. She is the President of Unleashed Innovation, Inc. and the creator of Sounder & Friends,™ an educational adventure show to develop learners’ phonemi…

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Teaching So That Every Student Matters 17:57

6M ago17:57

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Teacher and head of Physical Education, Wayne Roland, identifies insights from his teaching background in a school with a strong focus on teaching as a team sport. He highlights the impact of a mentoring program for students and the school’s focus on trust, integrity, care, and love. Get in touch with Wayne: wayne.roland@cy.kaiwenacademy.cn Subscri…

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Jim Knight Ponders with Steve About Reframing Mindsets Through Coaching (Part 2) 25:42

6M ago25:42

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I had the pleasure to be a presenter in Jim Knight’s TLC21 Conference. Jim Joined my session and shared his insights as we explored four different mindsets. In part 2, we examine a longer term focus rather than the usual education short term and how we can use our proximity to students for greater learning impact. View the Marshmallow/Acorn Video h…

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Building Reading Success With Sounds 11:57

6M ago11:57

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Heather Kenny, a past kindergarten teacher and reading teacher educator, has developed a children’s adventure show called Sounder and Friends™ to promote beginning reading skills. Heather shares with parents ways to build sound awareness for successful reading. She also includes how parents can spot indicators of children’s missing skills that warr…

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Jim Knight Ponders with Steve About Reframing Mindsets Through Coaching (Part 1) 25:02

6M ago25:02

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I had the pleasure to be a presenter in Jim Knight’s TLC21 Conference. Jim Joined my session and shared his insights as we explored four different mindsets. In part one we examine coaching focused around what we love rather than what we hate and on designing learning in an ecosystem rather than an assembly line. View the "Good Ancestor" video here.…

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