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The School Leadership Show

S4 E2 Trust-Based Observations

In this episode, regular co-host Jenn David-Lang of The Main Idea and I interview Craig Randall, author of Trust-Based Observations: Maximizing Teaching and Learning Growth. This was a great conversation and made me want to get back into class

The Inside Scoop

Preparing Globally Aware Students at North Cobb Magnet

Guest: James Auld, Magnet Program CoordinatorClick on a timecode to jump to the topic:[00:42] About Our Guest[01:36] International Studies Overview[03:06] Distinctions from IB at Campbell[06:37] Student Life[12:39] Areas of Study[14:43]

The Creative Classroom with John Spencer

Empowering Students to Self-Select the Scaffolds

When I was a new teacher, I had a goal of differentiating instruction for every student. I would provide additional directions, project sheets, tutorials, and small group instruction for any student who needed help. My main focus was on providi

Talks with Teachers

Roy Smith — Episode #95

Roy F. Smith is the English Department Chair at Round Rock High School and teaches AP English Literature and Dual-Credit English. Roy is an AP English Literature College Board Consultant. He is also a consultant for the National Math and Scien

Talks with Teachers

Donna Carpenter — Episode #94

Donna Carpenter is committed to lifelong learning and student-centered teaching. She earned her Bachelors from Gettysburg College and her Masters from University of Pennsylvania. Following a successful career in publishing, Donna returned to th

Talks with Teachers

Alex Kajitani: Episode #90

Fifteen years ago, Alex Kajitani was a struggling new teacher in one of California’s poorest neighborhoods. He’d left a potentially lucrative career in restaurant management to pursue his teaching dream, and now his inner-city middle school stu

Talks with Teachers

#89 Jim Burke of the English Companion

Jim Burke is the author of numerous bestselling books, including the English Teacher’s Companion and What’s the Big Idea? The question he’s always tried to answer is “How can we teach our students better?” He seeks these answers daily through h

Talks with Teachers

Shanna Peeples: 2015 National Teacher of the Year

Shanna Peeples, is now a graduate student at the Harvard School of Education. She was a high school English teacher from Amarillo, Texas, and was named the 2015 National Teacher of the Year. Peeples taught AP English at Palo Duro High School,

Talks with Teachers

David Miller: AP Literature Chief Reader

David Miller -- Episode #87An insightful thinker, an incredible scholar and well-respected English teacher at Mississippi College for more than two decades, David Miller received accolades as MC’s Distinguished Professor of the Year in 2013.M

Talks with Teachers

Chris Bronke

Episode #86Christopher Bronke has been teaching English for 13 years and is in his 5th year as English Department Chair at Downers Grove North. In this role he teaches 9th-grade honors, evaluates teachers, oversees the literacy coaching progra

Talks with Teachers

Monica Burns: Class Tech Tips (Episode #85)

Dr. Monica Burns is a Curriculum and EdTech Consultant, Apple Distinguished Educator and Founder of ClassTechTips.com. As an educator, Monica was part of her school’s Federal Magnet Funding leadership team and was a vocal advocate for bringing