Adam & Jeff… the BACK TO SCHOOL Episode!

Adam DeWittPrincipal Leadership Lab Podcast

Calendar your time Get out of the office Use your admin assistant Observe and make changes with people not for people. Do lunch supervision because it is fun. Don’t be an island.  Connect with NASSP and Twitter. Use podcasts and read EdWeek because my cuz Peter DeWitt is there… LOL!! MORE EPISODES  

40 – uplift with atomic interactions – livia chan

Jillian DuBoisMoments of ImpartED Joy Podcast

Moments of Imparted Joy is celebrating the 40th episode. In addition, this 40th episode happens to fall on a very special day – believing that nothing is coincidental, today is exactly 40 days since the moment that Livia Chan and I met in real life and spent three whole glorious days together soaking up every ounce of sunshine + love. … Read More

Episode #180: Will McDonough

Dana GoodierOut of the Trenches Podcast

Recently named one of the Global Forum on Education and Learning (GFEL) “Top 100 Visionaries in Education” for the year 2020, Will McDonough is an educator, author, diversity practitioner, speaker and thought leader who was raised in a one-room schoolhouse in the mountains of northern New Hampshire. As the child of a street performing juggler/storyteller and a teacher of the … Read More

39 – oh, i’m a quitter, alright

Jillian DuBoisMoments of ImpartED Joy Podcast

I’m a quitter. And I’m really ok with that label. In May, I walked out of my classroom for the last time, said goodbye to my friends, and left the profession of teaching after 20+ years. It was an emotional choice, but there was something inside of me that just knew it was the right time + space to give … Read More

“We Have an Education Debt” with Abbie Korman

Lindsay LyonsTime for Teachership Podcast

  Today we are joined by Abbie Korman who has a big dream to engage others in making good trouble and working to change education at the structural level. Get ready to explore: -removing the current systems to make way for ones that benefit all of us -personal reflection -social justice and community support I hope you get some critical … Read More