Jen sits down with Dr. Natalie Odom Pough to discuss her experiences as a beginning teacher, learn more about anti-bias and anti-racist teaching, and dive into ways in which educators can support students and staff through anti-bias and anti-racist teachings. MORE EPISODES
Election, how we talk about the election in schools, and walk out songs!
We talk this week about the election, and where we all are with all the thoughts and feelings there. We discuss a little on how educators can talk about the election in schools and we start off with what would be our walk out songs! @Hessteacherest @japhillips0722 @dougtimm34 @stephenwilson31 MORE EPISODES
Episode #108: Aspire to Lead with Empathy, Creativity, and Passion with Joshua Stamper
Joshua (Josh) Stamper, a middle school administrator in North Texas, is passionate about community and engagement. He provides strategies on trauma-informed practices and how to develop a restorative mindset. Josh hosts the Leadership Development Podcast and created the A.S.P.I.R.E. model, which is the staple in his new book, “Aspire to Lead”. Background Joshua graduated from college with a Fine Arts … Read More
The Primacy of Discourse in Laboring for Racial Justice with Dr. Cherie Bridges Patrick
Racism denial and discourse scholar, Dr. Cherie Bridges Patrick shares a wealth of knowledge about what is necessary as we labor for racial justice, including: the “primacy of discourse,” 4 discourse capacities we can build up, principles of adaptive leadership, and critical self-reflective journaling. Like what you hear? Share! Want more? Follow me on: LinkedIn: @lindsaybethlyons Instagram: … Read More
BTW Podcast Season One, Episode Six- Poverty is not a Disability with JT Taylor
Jen sits down with JT Taylor to discuss his experiences as a beginning teacher and how teachers can better support students who are experiencing poverty. MORE EPISODES
