Behavior Management vs. Behavior Leadership

Lindsay TitusBlog, Manage Better, Reflect Better

TL;DR: Behavior management is not the ultimate answer to solving all challenges teachers face. Shift your perspective from behavior management to behavior leadership, and emphasize the importance of being a leader who guides behavior change and fosters growth. Language is powerful and changing the way we speak about behavior can have a positive impact on classroom and school environments. For … Read More

5 Dysfunctions of a Professional Learning Team

Steven WeberBlog, Connect Better, Lead Better

TL;DR: All teams are potentially dysfunctional due to the fallibility of human beings, which can lead to frustration and fatigue among educators who collaborate and share resources. The five dysfunctions of a Professional Learning Team include curriculum clutter, fear of conflict, lack of trust, failure to communicate, and lack of a scoreboard. Overcoming these dysfunctions requires clarity in curriculum goals, … Read More

Episode 83: Teaching for Justice with Lindsay Lyons

Darrin PeppardLeaning Into Leadership

Lindsay Lyons joins the show for an amazing conversation around teaching and learning, curriculum development, and the importance of affirming and empowering all students through our work in schools. That, plus your weekly #PepTalk on this week’s show. MORE EPISODES

Ep. #29 The Power of a Pencil with Principal Josh Tovar

Kip ShubertThe Secret Sauce

Sometimes it the littlest of gestures that can change the life of one of our staff or students. In this episode, Josh Tovar, Principal at Memorial Pathway Academy in Garland, TX, sits down with me as we share moments of adversity that have empowered us to be relationship builders. Listen in to see how you can build better relationships with … Read More