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As Vice President of Strategic Foresight, she speaks and writes about the trends shaping education over the next decade and helps education stakeholders strategize about how to become active agents of change in pursuing their ideal visions for the future learning ecosystem.
The post Podcast Episode #114: Human-Centered Learning with Katherine Prince first appeared on Grow Your WHY.
The Rethinking Learning Reflection #14 is a conversation with Barbara Bray and Nicole Biscotti and her son, Jason about what it was like to have ADHD from a child, a student, a teacher's, and a parent's perspective.
The post Reflection #14 on Why I Can Learn When I’m Moving with Nicole Biscotti and her son, Jason first appeared on Grow Your WHY.
Natalie Reeves Billing lives in Liverpool, UK, and is an inspirational teacher, creative author. lyricist, and social entrepreneur. She has a wicked sense of humor and writes fantastical stories for young audiences. Natalie enjoys map making, pranking people, and munching on jelly beans.
The post Episode #113: Be the Change You Wish to Make! with Natalie Reeves Billing first appeared on Grow Your WHY.
Jillian DuBois teaches 2nd grade in Clearwater, FL, a learner, and infuser of JOY. Education has been her passion and heartbeat for 20 years where she loves guiding and partnering with her littles and colleagues to help them be all that they can with diligence and patience. This reflection is about her why to impart JOY, her book Liv's Seashells, and her story about her sister who influenced her book.
The post Reflection #13: Choose and Impart Joy in Uncertain Times with Jillian DuBois first appeared on Grow Your WHY.
Just listen to Dr. Basil Marin, "JT" Taylor, and Barbara Bray share their thoughts about why now is the time to disrupt the status quo. It sounds as if they're sitting on a porch having a drink or coffee while sharing ideas. It goes deep. Enjoy!
The post Reflection #12: Now is the Time to Disrupt the Status Quo with Dr. Basil Marin and “JT” Taylor first appeared on Grow Your WHY.
Episode #112 is with Rich Simpson, a Year 6 teacher, Literacy Lead, from the Isle of Wight in the UK. He blogs about books and kindness and started the hashtag #kindnessripple on Twitter. After talking with Rich about his growing up in Northern Ireland and learning a little about his story, you will want to learn more.
The post Episode #112: Spread the Kindness Ripple through Books with Rich Simpson first appeared on Grow Your WHY.
Episode #111 is with Kendrick Thomas (KTTeeV), an Asst. Principal in Houston, certified life coach, speaker, mentor, podcast host of Daily K, and the host of the KTTeeV Radio show.
The post Episode #111: From Tragedy to Triumph with KTTeeV (Kendrick Thomas) first appeared on Grow Your WHY.
Why we want to talk about Humanizing Distance Learning Most of us have little choice now about incorporating digital pedagogy into our teaching. But that doesn’t mean we have to succumb to the dehumanizing effects of individualized or digitally driven education technology. We don’t have to force students to use web-based adaptive tools ...
The post Reflection #11 on Humanizing Distance Learning with Paul Emerich France first appeared on Grow Your WHY.
Chip Baker is a fourth-generation educator, a speaker, host of the Success Chronicles Podcast, host of the Radio 111.7 Show, a Coach/Trainer for the John Gordon Power of Positive Leadership, and is the author of multiple books, videos, and resources. What it was like growing up I was born in Dallas, Tx. My parents ...
The post Episode #110: Go Get It with Chip Baker first appeared on Grow Your WHY.
Tommaso Lana is a performance and consulting artist and creator of Embodied Learning that is a multidisciplinary experiential training program that transforms educators’ communication and collaboration through sensory play, movement, and imagination.
The post Episode #109: Play and Joy through Embodied Learning with Tommaso Lana first appeared on Grow Your WHY.
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