Steve Barkley Ponders Out Loud
Education
Authors, Landon Mascareñaz and Doannie Tran share insights from their work with creating open systems for change that can have implications for being open in our classroom environments. They explore what it would mean for teachers to be democracy builders?
John Dewey - "What direction shall we give to the work of school so that it the richness and fullness of the democratic way of life in all its scope may be promoted?”
Find out more at: https://www.theopensystem.org/
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Podcast for Parents: The Value of a Different School Frameworks for Learning
Expanding Instructional Coaching to a Culture of Coaching
Podcast for Teachers - Teaching and Learning Virtually: What Works for This Middle School Science Teacher
Coaching Teachers Around Their Mistakes
Podcast for Parents: Parents Building Joyful Curiosity for Learning
Some Beliefs Behind Guiding Teacher Growth
Podcast for Teachers: Teachers as Collaborators
Teaching and Learning from a Mission
Podcast for Parents: Teaching Our Children to Learn From Mistakes and Minimize Mistakes
Joyful Coaching: How Instructional Coaches and Leaders Can Bring More Joy to Teachers and Students
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Parenting on an Uncharted Journey
Coaching When Staff Are Overwhelmed
Teaching Virtually for a Year: Teachers’ Thoughts on Building Social-Emotional Skills
Professional Learning—Let’s Not Go Back to Normal!
Podcast for Teachers: Building Developmental Relationships—Teachers’ Findings
Coaching Around Student Engagement
Podcast for Parents - Lifelong Kindergarten: Cultivating Creativity
Building Educator Growth Plans Around the Question: What do our students need us to learn?
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