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In this episode Dr. Gravity Goldberg discusses ways in which one can approach their craft mindfully and thoughtfully so that they are presenting themselves authentically to their students. Also in this episode we discuss empowerment and equity--definitely a good episode for pre-service when teachers are gearing up for the new school year.
Read MoreThis episode is a great one not just for new teachers, but for anyone who works with people (basically everyone then…) In this episode, we’ll talk about Jennifer Abrams’ work as a voice coach (see her blog for more information) the ins and outs of self-advocating, and speaking up when something is not right. We will also discuss her upcoming book, Swimming in the Deep End.
Read MoreThis year, Albemarle County Schools has taken on a mission to improve achievement and opportunity gaps in diverse groups of students. To discuss the equity work that has been ongoing in ACPS, I sat down with Dr. Bernard Hairston, and learned more about the work.
Read MoreThis episode is rich with information about Restorative Practices, Mediation, and a little bit on bullying. I've been aware of Bob's work for six years now, and respect how he is able to navigate conflict with students and teachers so that they are able to negotiate the best possible outcomes. I learned a lot from this conversation. I'm sure you will too.
Read MoreThis episode focuses on trauma informed practice in education, as well as ACEs and how the two are connected. Please check out the blogpost supplement for this episode as well for links and a brief overview written for us by Sara.
Read MoreThis episode is a good one that gives some insight on the grantwriting process and what makes a good application. We speak with Chris Stanek and Shannon Deegan, teachers at Monticello High School in Charlottesville, VA.
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