Essential Questions for Educators (EQ4E)

Your evolution as an educator is measured in years and decades, not moments. But sometimes there are concepts or skills you can put in to practice immediately with great results. This podcast is about three of those practices and is also a companion to my blog #41 on essentialquestionsforeducators.com.

Sometimes consulting is straight forward, sometimes not so much, but on occasion you strike gold!

Kansas City Chiefs, an update on recess, and how to redesign schools (of course)! And more! All in this second interview with my son, Bosley, who is currently in the fifth grade. Enjoy!

How does someone get unstuck? One answer is to ask a group of colleagues for a brainstorming session using the "Stuckness Protocol." Listen to hear about the protocol and the impact it had on a group of teachers.

The choices you make in the time between an event occurring and your subsequent decisions can significantly impact the final outcome. Join us for an engaging conversation as we delve into this topic, sharing real-life stories and exploring potential solutions.

Listen and learn about four quick tips to reduce stress in the moment!

Assumptions can get us in trouble. But these same assumptions can also spark change. This episode is about how incorrect assumptions became the catalyst for a school to work toward improving relationships with its students.

Note: This podcast episode pairs nicely with essentialquestionsforeducators.com, blog #13.

My first interview! Bosley, my 11-year old son, gives his thoughts on classroom engagement, the Kansas City Chiefs, recess, and literacy.

This final episode on the topic of Systems of Accountability wraps up the small group systems and moves into individual systems of accountability within the group context.