Educators will learn about three types of engagement they should focus on in the classroom and be given examples of positive engagement strategies that can be used with parents and students.

Educators will learn about three stances to take to reduce the effects of the COVID slide & Summer Learning loss. Descriptions and rationales for each approach are discussed and tips for implementation are given.

This week, educators will learn about what mindset is, how to differentiate between the two types of mindsets, and learn strategies to help them for promote this type of thinking in the classroom.

This week, educators will learn about what mindset is, how to differentiate between the two types of mindsets, and learn strategies to help them for promote this type of thinking in the classroom.

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Educators will learn about the stages of change, the benefits of confronting change, and learn 6 tips to help them deal with change. It’s important that we learn about this topic so that we can help our students navigate this process.

Listeners will learn about the benefits of using small group instruction and be given 5 tips for improving or adjusting implementation of small groups next school year.

Educators will be given seven tips to assist them as they plan for next school year to ensure that they meet the social and emotional needs of their students.

Listeners will gain an understanding of the premise behind Standards-Based instruction, gain tips for unpacking standards in their content area, and be given tips for next steps as they plan for instruction.

This week’s episode focuses educational equity and provides tips for establishing norms and leading discussions on topics such as racism, bias, and inequality with students.

This week’s episode explores the origin of advocacy, suggests tips for educators to use as they advocate for reopening schools safely, and poses questions to help get educators started.