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Welcome to Part 2 of our podcast featuring Evan Robb! If you missed Part 1 last week, don't worry, you can catch up on it right here.
In this episode, Evan Robb returns to the podcast, joining me for an engaging discussion on instructional leadership. With over two decades of experience as a building-level principal, Evan's insights are invaluable. Before becoming a school principal, he served as an English teacher, department chair, and assistant principal, earning recognition as the Horace Mann Educator of the Year. Additionally, the NCTE Commission on Reading has chosen him to serve on its national board.
We'll be delving into Evan's unique perspectives on the nature of leadership, the challenges leaders face in meeting teachers' needs, and the unfortunate oversight of instructional aspects by educational leaders.
You can access the full episode with Evan Robb right now by clicking this link and showing your support for Teach Me, Teacher. Supporting the show truly does help, and every patron gains early access to each episode.
Enjoy!
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Welcome to Part 2 of our podcast featuring Evan Robb! If you missed Part 1 last week, don't worry, you can catch up on it right here.
In this episode, Evan Robb returns to the podcast, joining me for an engaging discussion on instructional leadership. With over two decades of experience as a building-level principal, Evan's insights are invaluable. Before becoming a school principal, he served as an English teacher, department chair, and assistant principal, earning recognition as the Horace Mann Educator of the Year. Additionally, the NCTE Commission on Reading has chosen him to serve on its national board.
We'll be delving into Evan's unique perspectives on the nature of leadership, the challenges leaders face in meeting teachers' needs, and the unfortunate oversight of instructional aspects by educational leaders.
You can access the full episode with Evan Robb right now by clicking this link and showing your support for Teach Me, Teacher. Supporting the show truly does help, and every patron gains early access to each episode.
Enjoy!
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