My BAD

My BAD

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My BAD episodes

  • I Failed to Bring Others to the Table When It Mattered Most
    We often talk about the importance of getting buy-in on school programs and projects. I didn't get that memo.

    Follow: @jonHarper70bd @derekrhodenizer @bamradionetwork

    Derek Rhodenizer, Academic Director of Westoboro Academy in Ottawa. Derek runs the "beyond the Staffroom" podcast on a variety of schows found on Voiced Radio. He is a specialist in exceptionalities, who sees exploration of technology as a means to both engage students and accomplish learning objectives.
    11 min
  • I Walked in with My Clipboard: I Forgot What It Was like to...
    I've been on the other side of teacher evaluations, but I found myself doing the very things I detested when I became an instructional technology coach.

    Follow: @jonHarper70bd @EdTechMason @bamradionetwork

    Mason Mason is an educator in Dallas, TX. He works as an Education Technology National Instructor at EdTechTeacher, and he is currently pursuing his doctorate in education at Southern Methodist University.

    10 min
  • I Allowed Unresolved Issues to Accumulate, Then Boom...
    I discovered that unresolved issues can have, and explosive impact if left to fester.

    Follow: @jonHarper70bd @French@bamradionetwork
    Mark French is a 36-year educator with 21 years as an elementary school principal. He serves as past president of the Minnesota Elementary School Principals' Association and loves being connected to become a better principal.
    10 min
  • I Prejudged a Parent and Assumed the Worst, I Was Wrong
    Because I had prior experience with a parent I was sure that I understood her motivations. I learned an important lesson when I discovered I was wrong. Follow: @jonHarper70bd @DevonBeck365 @bamradionetwork Devon Beck is a hip hop artist, motivational speaker and a Family & Student Liaison at Sandy Hill Elementary. He has dedicated his life to helping others find purpose and follow their dreams.
    9 min
  • I Failed to Gracefully Accept Failure As a Learning Experience
    My project failed to turn out as expected. I knew the proper way to respond but I failed to do what I knew I should do.

    Follow: @jonHarper70bd @EricEwald_Iowa @bamradionetwork

    Eric Ewald is Amy's husband; Ryne and Olivia’s Dad; a co-founder of the #DadsAsPrincipals movement. Lead learner and chief story teller at Van Allen Elementary a PreK through 6th grade school in North Liberty, Iowa; this is my sixth year as an elementary school principal.
    10 min
  • I Continue to Say Yes, When I Should Say No
    I feel an unrelenting pressure to please people. The result is that I too often say yes to the requests I receive when I should simply say no. But I continue to struggle with this.

    Follow: @jonHarper70bd @AngelaMaiers @bamradionetwork

    Angela Maiers has been creating and leading change in education and enterprise for over 25 years. She is a keynote speaker for education conferences, corporate events and innovation summits and the author of six books, and the founder of Choose2Matter, a global movement that challenges and inspires students to work collaboratively to develop innovative solutions to social problems.
    11 min
  • I Underestimated and Misjudged My Student
    I was at the end of my emotional rope. My student wasn't responding the way I wanted and I mentally wrote him off. Then I discovered something about him that I never expected.

    Follow: @jonHarper70bd @lmstump@bamradionetwork

    Lindsy Stumpenhorst is a 3-5 grade Principal in Sterling, Illinois at Washington Elementary School. She expects her staff and students to work hard, but never alone.
    12 min
  • I Tried to Change Everything Immediately, It Was My Way Or...
    I was young, I was new to leadership and I was rigid. I demanded performance overnight without offering support and ran into a wall. Here's how I turned my leadership, my school and my career around.

    Follow: @jonHarper70bd @josuefalaise @bamradionetwork

    Over his 19 years in education, Dr. Josue Falaise has been a teacher, vice principal, principal and chief academic officer (CAO). He is currently the founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of Gomo Educational Services, LLC, @gomoeds.
    11 min
  • My Student Embarrassed Me, So I Embarrassed Him, Big Mistake
    My student called me a racist. At least, that's what I heard. So I tossed him out of the class. As it turned out I was wrong. Now what?

    Follow: @jonHarper70bd @LaVonnaRoth @bamradionetwork

    LaVonna Roth is an internationally known learning specialist, author, keynote speaker and consultant. LaVonna taught at the elementary and secondary levels for 10 years, is the author of 8 books and is the creator and founder of the Ignite Your S.H.I.N.E.® movement-where every person is committed to finding, fostering and flourishing, his or her skills, talents, and gifts… to illuminate the world.
    11 min
  • I Expected Everyone On My Staff to Agree with Me
    I was a new principal with years of experience in the classroom and great ideas share. Why didn't all of my staff agree with me? Follow: @jonHarper70bd @jeff_zoul @bamradionetwork Dr. Jeff Zoul currently serves as Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning with Deerfield Public Schools in Illinois. He is the author of Improving Your School One week at a Time and several other books about education.
    10 min

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