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Episode 104 | You Only Get One Ticket: Living and Leading with Intent…
The conversation with Cyndy Walsh Rintzler, VP of Programs and Services at Inroads to Opportunities, explores the themes of embracing clarity and confidence, the power of hope in leadership, resilience and joy in adversity, f...
Positivity as a Competitive Advantage: The Two Women Carrying the Gor…
What does it actually look like to live out positive leadership not just on stage but at home, in your marriage, in your family, and on the days you really do not feel like it? This week, Jon Goehring and Coach Jim Johnson we...
Episode 283: Leadership Is the Intentional Creation of Conditions
What if leadership isn't about carrying more? What if the true responsibility of a leader isn't solving every problem but intentionally creating the conditions where other people can do their best work? In this special solo e...
The Best Collaborative Response Ideas We Saw This Year - Ep 113
In this week's episode of Leading Collaborative Response, Kurtis and Lorna share some of the most innovative and impactful ideas they've encountered after reviewing more than 85 school frameworks over the past year. Drawing f...
From Burnout to $50M: Brendan Nixon on Building a Real Estate Brand b…
Send us Fan Mail Making the Grade PodcastSeason 4, Episode 52 Brendan Nixon In this episode of the Making the Grade Podcast, Georgia and Christine sit down with Brendan Nixon, founder of Homes by Brendan Nixon and a top-producing Boston-based realtor with over $50 million in sales. Known for buildi…
Episode 103 | Meant for More with Karen Olsen
The conversation with Karen Olson, founder and CEO of Family Promise, delves into the power of turning pain into purpose, the importance of persistence, overcoming adversity, finding purpose and passion, building community an...
262. The Untapped Power of PTOs & Family Partnerships in Schools with…
In this episode of the Time for Teachership Podcast, Lindsay Lyons talks with Christina Hidek , founder of PTO Answers and author of The Principal’s Parent Group Playbook , about how schools are overlooking one of their great...
176 The Digital Delusion: Why I'm Rethinking Technology in Math Class
Let’s talk. Send me a message with your email and I’ll get back to you! Technology isn't going away. But that doesn't mean we should use it for everything. After years of integrating digital tools into my math classroom, I've found myself asking a different question: 👉 Not "Should we use technology…
How to Build a Connected K-12 Universe Through Impact Standards with …
Wondering which leadership books help build strong, collaborative teams? We’ve got you covered! Download the list! - https://bit.ly/102reads Access a workshop guide to help your team unpack their norms and help them have a g...
Episode 102 | Surviving a Secret Life with Mandi Pratt
The conversation explores the journey of pain and purpose, highlighting the power of hope and leadership. It delves into facing unimaginable circumstances, finding purpose, taking micro steps, and leading at home and in busin...
Summer Reset Series: Systems Are the Real Self-Care for Literacy Teac…
In This Episode We Discuss Many teachers think they need better time management, more productivity hacks, or stronger self-care routines. But often the real issue isn't a lack of effort. It's a lack of systems. In this Summer...
Episode 101 | Creating Breathing Room with Rachel D. Baker
The conversation with Rachel Baker explores the themes of hope, resilience, and the power of connection. Rachel shares her journey, emphasizing the importance of daily best, acts of kindness, and the cultivation of hope and o...
Episode 282: The New School Leader's Playbook with Erika Bare & Tiffa…
Landing your first leadership position is exciting...until reality sets in. The meetings, the emails, the difficult conversations, the angry parents, and the constant interruptions can quickly pull new administrators away fro...
SUNDAY REWIND - Five Mistakes Leaders Make When Planning Team Meetings
In this episode of Leading Collaborative Response, Jennifer and Kurtis explore five mistakes leaders make when planning team meetings (and how to overcome them!). Kurtis continues to talk about his favourite words: clarity an...
Aspire Mailbag: Building Trust Through Leadership and Initiative Chan…
In this Aspire Mailbag episode, Joshua Stamper and Jeff Gargas respond to listener questions about supporting an aspiring leader through a campus transition and helping teachers shift away from punitive discipline. They explo...
Episode 100 | Holding H.O.P.E.: 100 Episodes, 100 Conversations, Coun…
What started as a podcast became a movement. In this special 100th episode of Lead with H.O.P.E. , Dr. Brandi Kelly reflects on the lessons, stories, and conversations that have shaped the journey. From the power of human con...
FRIDAY FOCUS - A Small Reminder with a Big Impact
______________________ #collaboration #norms #teamspirit #leadership #systems Are you looking to further your growth as a collaborative leader? Access numerous FREE resources and webinars designed to help you build and susta...
Student Teacher thank you email: What to say after your first meeting
First meeting as a student teacher? A concise, professional thank you email can set the tone for a strong mentoring relationship and reflect well on your professionalism. Learn how to write a student teacher thank you email a...
175 Why Every Math Teacher Should Study Above and Below Their Grade …
Let’s talk. Send me a message with your email and I’ll get back to you! One of the best things that ever happened to me as a math teacher was teaching multiple grade levels. Because the more I taught Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, and intervention classes together… the more I realized: 👉 Math is o…
The Ultimate School Leadership Summit - How to Start the School Year …
A successful school year doesn't happen by accident—it is the direct result of the intentional groundwork laid over the summer months. Without a clear, proactive plan, school leaders often face a lack of staff clarity, leadin...
71. What if They are Really Acting Like Jerks?
In this episode of The Language of Behavior , Joshua Stamper and Charlie Peck respond to a question many educators and leaders have quietly wondered themselves: what if students, staff, or even adults really are just being je...