Episode 41: Tips for Empowering Through Proactive Leadership with Joshua Stamper

The Elemental Educator Podcast

Join Tyler and Joshua Stamper, Director of Innovation for the Teach Better Team, as they dive into transformative educational strategies. From trauma-responsive techniques to building relationships with staff, this episode equips educators with actionable insights to revolutionize classrooms and leadership.

🔥 Key Highlights:

1. Implementing Trauma-Responsive Strategies: How to build trust and lasting connections with students.
2. Proactive Leadership: Why taking action early saves time and reduces stress.
3. Overcoming Resistance to Change: Proven methods for navigating challenges in school environments.

📍 Action Steps:

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• Website: https://www.joshstamper.com
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⏱️ Timestamps with SEO Questions:

• 00:00 - What is trauma-responsive leadership, and why does it matter?
• 11:40 - How do trauma-informed strategies improve classroom outcomes?
• 20:23 - What are the challenges of being an administrator?
• 34:49 - How does proactive leadership save time and reduce conflict?
• 44:58 - How can educators address student behavior effectively?