In this episode featuring Pernille Ripp, discover how the Danish education system values community well-being over individual success, fostering a supportive environment for educators. You will gain practical ideas to improve your teacher well-being, and implement strategies to foster supported learning. This conversation highlights the importance of teacher wellness and the positive impact of sustainability in the teaching profession.

In this powerful conversation, you'll learn: 
➡️How Denmark's "community first" approach transforms education 
➡️Why Danish teachers get hours of prep time weekly 
➡️The shocking differences in teacher working conditions 
➡️How to protect yourself from burnout in any system 
➡️Practical micro-experiments to create a better work-life balance

Whether you're considering leaving education or looking for ways to sustain your teaching career, this episode offers hope and practical strategies for educators worldwide.

Episode Mentions:  

• Denmark’s Well-Being Commission
• The Global Read Aloud

🎯 Perfect for: Teachers, educators, administrators, parents interested in education reform

Chapter Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction: Why Danish Education is Different 
2:30 - Culture Shock: Rediscovering Teaching Identity 
7:00 - Community First vs Individual Achievement 
12:00 - A Day in the Life: Danish Teacher Schedule 
18:00 - Work-Life Balance 
23:00 - Healthcare and Support Systems 
27:00 - Relearning "Good Enough" and Self-Care 
32:00 - Advice for Educators Considering Change 
38:00 - Protecting Yourself in Unsustainable Systems 
42:00 - Finding Joy and Community in Teaching

#TeacherBurnout #EducationReform #DanishEducation #TeacherWellbeing #WorkLifeBalance #TeachingAbroad #EducationSystem #TeacherLife #SustainableTeaching #CommunityEducation #TeacherSupport #educationpolicy 

✨Tune in every Monday and Friday this summer, when I'll offer a new task to help you get set up for success in the fall. If you have ideas, reach out. Send me an email at [email protected]. I can't wait to hear from you. 

🌞Spend lots of days in the sunshine - rest, rejuvenate, and I hope you tune in this summer. Take care.

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When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.

In this bonus episode, discover how transformational change in education requires three essential elements and a strategic approach. Based on a conversation with Stephen Polera and Dr. Wendy Bunker, the episode highlights the importance of a data-driven approach in effective literacy instruction. It's an essential insight for education leadership seeking school improvement, taking a playbook page from Westmoreland's district-wide literacy transformation.

Discover why their approach worked when so many literacy initiatives fail, and learn the three critical elements every educational leader needs for successful implementation:
✅ Vulnerability in Leadership - Why naming problems out loud is the foundation of real change
✅ Understanding the Science - How knowing the "why" transforms resistance into advocacy
✅ System-Wide Alignment - Breaking down silos for maximum impact

Perfect for: Superintendents, principals, literacy coaches, reading specialists, elementary teachers, and anyone leading educational change.

Key Takeaways:
➡️How to have courageous conversations about struggling readers
➡️The power of orthographic mapping in reading instruction
➡️Why including ALL teachers (not just reading teachers) multiplies success
➡️How to use data strategically for literacy implementation
➡️Finding joy in reading outcomes beyond test scores

Connect with me: 📧 Email: [email protected] 🎵 Music by Benjamin Wahl

Don't miss the full interview with Stephen Polera and Dr. Wendy Bunker (Season 4, Episode 39) for the complete literacy transformation story! 

Next Episode: Season 4 Finale with Pernille Ripp - Monday!

Chapters
00:00 - Introduction & Episode Overview 
01:00 - Welcome Back to Solutions Coaching 
02:00 - Element #1: Vulnerability in Leadership 
03:00 - Naming the Problem Out Loud 
04:00 - Element #2: Understanding the Science of Reading 
05:00 - From Resistance to Advocacy 
06:00 - Element #3: System-Wide Alignment 
07:00 - The Joy Factor in Reading Success 
08:00 - Your Next Steps for Implementation 
09:00 - Closing & Next Episode Preview 
10:00 - Credits & Contact Information

#ScienceOfReading #LiteracyInstruction #EducationalLeadership #ReadingIntervention #ElementaryEducation #ProfessionalDevelopment #EducationalPodcast #TeacherTraining #SchoolImprovement #LiteracyCoaching #EducationalChange #ReadingStrategies #DataDrivenInstruction #EarlyLiteracy #PhonicsInstruction #TeachersOfYouTube #EducatorsUnite #ReadingIsFun #EducationMatters #TeachingTips #SchoolLeaders #LiteracyMatters #EducationReform #TeacherLife #principallife 

When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired, and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.

When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.

When K-2 intervention numbers and 3rd-grade reading struggles reached crisis levels, Westmoreland Central School took action. Stephen Polera and Dr. Wendy Bunker explain how aligning district systems with Science of Reading practices creates collaborative cultures that drive measurable reading improvements.

Stephen and Wendy share their revolutionary process for: 
✅ Conducting classroom audits with expert teams 
✅ Implementing phased Science of Reading training 
✅ Creating 4-day teacher bootcamps 
✅ Restructuring schedules for high-dosage tutoring 
✅ Building co-teaching models that work

Episode Mentions:

• District-wide and School-Based Implementation 
• School Administrators Association of New York State
• Westmoreland Central School
• Dr. Benita Blachman
• Dr. Linnea Ehri
• Bolman and Deal’s Four-Frame Model of Leadership
• Section 818: Evidence-based and scientifically based reading instruction
• Rocco Migliori
• Trevor Haskell 
• Oneida-Herkimer-Madison BOCES - Ann Turner
• The Simple View of Reading & Scarborough's Rope
• Orthographic Mapping
• Achieve the Core Audit Tool
• Six Syllable Types
• Dr. David Kilpatrick - Equipped for Reading Success
• Just-in-Time vs. Just-in-Case Scaffolding
• How to Choose a Co-Teaching Model 

0:00 - Introduction & Background 
2:13 - Research Foundations 
4:23 - The Problem: Red Flags in Reading Data
7:14 - Science of Reading Framework Overview 
9:30 - Classroom Audit Process 
12:34 - Audit Implementation & Team Calibration 
16:32 - Four-Day Teacher Bootcamp 
20:13 - Scheduling & Staffing Changes 
22:46 - Classroom Activities That Work 
24:37 - Early Results & Student Joy 
27:36 - Measuring Success: Metrics That Matter 
29:23 - Parent & Caregiver Connections

When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.

This bonus episode emphasizes why educators need to go beyond passively accepting policies and instead become informed advocates. Learn how federal education policy directly impacts classrooms and why teacher leadership is essential for student engagement. Discover how to support students effectively by becoming an advocate.

Want to become a powerful advocate for your students? 

This episode reveals five practical tasks every teacher can do this summer to build their advocacy toolkit and speak up effectively for education policies that actually help kids.

What You'll Learn: 
✅ How to understand your school's funding streams (Title I, IDEA, federal grants) 
✅ Which information sources actually matter for education policy 
✅ How to document student impact stories that change minds 
✅ Simple ways to connect with your local representatives 
✅ Why joining professional organizations amplifies your voice

Perfect for: K-12 teachers, administrators, education advocates, and anyone who wants to make a real difference in education policy.

Ready to turn your classroom expertise into policy influence? Watch now and pick ONE task to start with this summer.

📧 Email your summer prep tips: [email protected]

Subscribe for more practical teaching strategies and education advocacy tips!

Episode Mentions:

• International Literacy Association (ILA)
• National Association Of Elementary School Principals (NAESP)
• American Federation of Teachers (AFT)
• National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)
• National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)
• International Society for Technology and Education (ISTE)

Chapters
00:00 - Introduction: Why Teachers Need an Advocacy Toolkit 
01:56 - Task 1: Understand Your School's Funding Streams 
04:14 - Task 2: Build Your Information Network 
06:28 - Task 3: Document Student Impact Stories 
08:40 - Task 4: Connect with Local Representatives 
11:52 - Task 5: Join Professional Organizations 
12:09 - Why This Matters: Policy Affects Everything 
15:07 - The Power of Evidence-Based Advocacy 
17:38 - Summer Challenge: Pick One Task 
19:12 - Wrap-up and Next Steps

#TeacherAdvocacy #EducationPolicy #TeacherVoice #EducationReform #StudentAdvocacy 

Make sure to listen to my full interview (Season 4, Episode 38) before diving into this bonus content! (https://pod.fo/e/2da8d1).

New episodes are released every Monday, with a bonus solo episode on Fridays featuring research-backed coaching and teaching strategies you can apply right away to better serve the children in your care.

When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.

🍎✨ Teachers, you've almost made it to summer break! 🌟

Instead of taking a podcast hiatus, I'm creating 20 mini episodes packed with actionable tasks to set you up for fall success, while still prioritizing your much-needed rest and rejuvenation. 

Let's share our wisdom!

What are your go-to end-of-year tasks that make September SO much smoother? From simple classroom prep like labeling supplies to bigger decisions about curriculum planning, I want to hear YOUR end-of-year and summer strategies that make September smoother. What tasks do you tackle now that save you time later?

I'm curious about your strategies for:
✨Systems you set up now to save time later
✨Templates or resources you create during summer break
✨How you balance thorough prep with actually enjoying your time off
✨Ways you prepare while staying flexible for your new students' needs

Drop your best tips in the comments below! Let's help each other work smarter, not harder. 👇

(And remember - protecting your rest and rejuvenation time is just as important as any prep work you do!)

Chapters: 

0:00 - Summer Break is Almost Here! 
0:15 - 20 Mini Episodes Coming This Summer 
0:30 - Help Me Help You - Share Your Tips! 
0:45 - From Small Tasks to Big Planning 
1:00 - Let's Connect in the Comments

#TeacherLife #EndOfYear #SummerPrep #BackToSchool #TeacherTips #ClassroomOrganization #TeacherPodcast #EducationTips #TeachingStrategies #TeacherCommunity #ProfessionalDevelopment #ClassroomManagement #TeacherProductivity #SummerPlanning #TeachersOfYouTube #TeacherSupport #EducatorLife #TeachingHacks #ClassroomPrep #TeacherWisdom

New episodes every Monday, with bonus episodes on Fridays. 

🌟Whether you're an educator, administrator, or coach, these conversations offer practical strategies to enhance your educational practice. Don't miss these inspiring discussions that bridge the gap between theory and real-world implementation in our schools.

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When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.

This episode shares how federal policies impact real students in classrooms, emphasizing educators' role in advocating for services. Learn why teachers have the power to advocate effectively for essential services by using evidence-based arguments about student well-being rather than political positioning, and the importance of support services. You'll leave the episode understanding why community support is essential and how the federal education role impacts classrooms.

A federal judge in Massachusetts just made a ruling that will impact every educator and student in America. Over 1,300 Department of Education employees who were laid off in March have been ordered back to work, and the administration's plan to dismantle the department has been blocked.

In this episode, I explain exactly what happened, why it matters for your classroom, and what this means for students who depend on federal education services. From special education funding to student loans to civil rights protections, this ruling affects real students in real schools.

What You'll Learn: 
✅ The facts behind the massive DOE layoffs and court ruling 
✅ How federal education cuts impact your students directly 
✅ Why 1,300 employees getting fired matters for classroom teachers 
✅ Evidence-based advocacy strategies that actually work 
✅ How to stay engaged in education policy as a professional

Episode Mentions:

• Federal judge blocks Trump’s Education Dept. shutdown, orders reinstatement of laid off staff by Amy Zimmer | May 22, 2025, 3:01pm EDT
• Judge Blocks Trump Administration From Dismantling Education Department by Michael C. Bender May 22, 2025
• Individuals with Disabilities Education Act

Whether you're a teacher, administrator, parent, or education advocate, this analysis will help you see the bigger picture while staying focused on what matters most—supporting student success.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction - Why This Ruling Matters for Educators 
01:00 Breaking Down What Actually Happened 
03:00 The Mass Layoffs - 1,300 Education Workers Terminated 
04:00 Federal Judge's Ruling and Legal Requirements 
05:00 Real Impact on Students and Classrooms 
07:00 The Contradiction in Trump's Executive Order 
08:00 Lessons in Effective Education Advocacy 
10:00 Evidence-Based Arguments vs Political Positioning 
11:00 What This Means Moving Forward 
12:00 Federal vs State Education Responsibility Debate 
13:00 You Can't Improve by Destroying Without a Plan 
14:00 Practical Steps for Educators 
16:00 Why the System Worked in This Case 
18:00 Challenge for Educators - Stay Engaged Professionally 
19:00 Wrap-Up and Call to Action

#EducationPolicy #DepartmentOfEducation #TeacherAdvocacy #FederalEducation #EducationNews #TeachingStrategies #StudentRights #EducationFunding #TeacherSupport #EducationReform #PolicyAnalysis #StudentSuccess #EducatorPodcast #ClassroomImpact #SpecialEducation #EducationLaw #TeacherProfessionalDevelopment #EducationAdvocacy #SchoolFunding #educatorresources 

When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.

Learn about a school attendance reform that actually works! Discover strategies to combat chronic absenteeism and increase student engagement.

In this bonus episode, I discuss my conversation with Naomi Tolentino Miranda from Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools, about transforming student attendance through compassion, not punishment.

What You'll Learn: 
✅ Why punitive attendance policies are failing our students 
✅ The "We Missed You Today" strategy that works better than detention 
✅ 5 practical interventions you can implement immediately 
✅ Data-driven approaches to identify attendance patterns 
✅ How sleep schedules impact high school attendance 
✅ Building family partnerships that actually work

💫Episode Mentions:

• Attendance Works Infographic (Attendance in the Early Grades)
• Stay in the Game! Attendance Network 
• The Disengaged Teen: Helping Kids Learn Better, Feel Better, and Live Better by Jenny Anderson and Rebecca Winthrop
• Attendance Works 
• AAP's Earlier Bedtime and Its Effect on Adolescent Sleep Duration
• The Education Trust
• American Enterprise Institute (AEI)

💫Six Questions for Reflection:

1. How does your school or district currently approach chronic absenteeism? Is it primarily punitive or preventative?
2. What data are you collecting about attendance, and how are you using it to identify patterns and develop targeted interventions?
3. How are you building and maintaining relationships with chronically absent students and their families?
4. What barriers to attendance exist in your specific community, and how might you address them?
5. How are you celebrating and recognizing improvements in attendance, even small ones?
6. Most importantly, is your school a place worth showing up to for every student?

Chapters
00:00 - Introduction: Shifting from Punitive to Preventive 
01:00 - Meet Naomi Lenina Miranda & Her Transformative Work 
02:00 - The Power of Preventative vs Punitive Approaches 
03:00 - Success Stories: Stay in the Game Network Results 
04:00 - 6 Key Barriers to Student Attendance 
05:00 - Sleep & Attendance: The Biological Mismatch 
06:00 - 5 Practical Strategies for Schools 
07:00 - The Power of Data: Attendance Dashboards 
08:00 - School Climate & Culture Impact 09:00 - Family Partnerships That Work 
10:00 - The "We Missed You Today" Strategy 
11:00 - Trauma-Informed Attendance Approaches 
12:00 - Parent Voice in Systemic Change 
13:00 - Making School Worth Showing Up To 
14:00 - Reflection Questions for Your Context 
15:00 - Closing & Call to Action

#ChronicAbsenteeism #StudentAttendance #EducationStrategy #SchoolLeadership #TraumaInformed #StudentSupport #AttendanceMatters #EducationPodcast

Make sure to listen to my full interview with Naomi (Season 4, Episode 37) before diving into this bonus content! (https://pod.fo/e/2d747f).

When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.

Learn how this school district cut chronic absenteeism by 40% through community outreach and building connectedness. Find out the attendance solutions they implemented to make a positive impact on school attendance.

In this powerful final episode, Naomi Tolentino Miranda, Coordinator of Student Support Programs with Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools, shares how to shift from punitive to proactive approaches when addressing chronic absenteeism - a crisis affecting 1 in 4 students nationwide.

Naomi shares research-backed strategies for understanding the "why" behind each student's absence and building school connectedness through trauma-informed practices. Learn how creating welcoming school environments empowers families to share their challenges and collaborate on personalized solutions.

This conversation reveals why data isn't something to fear but a powerful tool that helps identify hidden patterns and tailor interventions for different communities. Naomi explains how her innovative attendance dashboard transformed her district's approach, moving beyond average daily attendance to address the deeper issues of chronic absenteeism.

Whether you're an educator, administrator, or caregiver, you'll gain actionable insights to help every student feel connected, supported, and motivated to attend school.

💫Episode mentions

•  Attend to Achieve
• One Leader’s Plan to Cut Chronic Absenteeism—One Student at a Time
• Attendance Works - Hedy Chan
  • Reporting on Chronic Absence
  • Chronic Absence Research and Graphics
• Dr. Robert (Bob) Balfanz
  • Centering School Connectedness 
  • JHU School of Education 
  • Center for Educational Policy Research at Harvard University
• Calculating a Student’s Daily Attendance

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Overview 

01:00 Meet Naomi Tolentino Miranda 

02:58 Key Research and Researchers on Absenteeism 

05:44 Defining Chronic Absenteeism: Beyond Truancy 

08:39 Student Barriers Across Grade Levels 

11:42 Moving from Punitive to Proactive Approaches 

13:26 The Importance of Finding the "Why" 

16:58 Individualizing Solutions for Student Needs 

19:12 Creating Welcoming Spaces for Parents

22:03 Empowering Parent Voice 

23:55 The Power of Data: Creating an Attendance Dashboard 

27:30 Why Data Should Be a Tool, Not a Threat 

29:33 Final Thoughts: Every Student Has Different Needs 

31:08 Episode Wrap-Up

#ChronicAbsenteeism #TraumaInformedEducation #SchoolAttendance #EducationReform #StudentSuccess #DataDrivenEducation #SchoolConnectedness #ParentEmpowerment #EducatorResources #EveryStudentMatters

When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.

In this bonus episode, I reflect on my conversation with journalist Tom Hayden about the PTA Equity Project (PEP) in Evanston, Illinois. This groundbreaking initiative pooled $650,000 from wealthy school PTAs to help underserved schools but revealed unexpected challenges in balancing equity with school autonomy.

🎓 What You'll Learn:
➡️Why good intentions don't guarantee good outcomes in education
➡️How to balance equity with local autonomy in schools
➡️The real challenges of centralized vs. local school funding
➡️5 key takeaways for sustainable equity initiatives
➡️Why universities and broader communities need to be part of the solution

📚 About This Episode: This reflection dives deep into the complex ripple effects of the Evanston experiment, from hidden fundraising to community tensions. I share personal experiences from teaching in wealthy and underserved schools, offering unique insights into funding disparities.

💡 Key Topics Covered:
✨The PTA Equity Project's successes and failures
✨Balancing centralized funding with school autonomy
✨Building sustainable equity initiatives
✨Community partnerships for educational equity
✨Real-world examples from San Diego and NYC schools

Chapters
00:00 Introduction & What You'll Learn
01:00 About the PTA Equity Project in Evanston
02:00 Implementation Challenges & Hidden Consequences
03:00 Balancing Equity with Local Autonomy
04:00 Five Key Takeaways from Evanston's Experience
05:00 Practical Implications for Communities
06:00 Personal Teaching Experiences & Universities' Role
07:00 Conclusion & Community Call to Action

#EducationalEquity #PTAFunding #SchoolFinance #EvanstonIllinois #TeachingStrategies #EducationPodcast #SchoolFunding #EquityInEducation #PublicSchools #EducationReform #SchoolAutonomy #CommunityPartnerships #PTAEquityProject #EducationalPolicy #TeacherResources #SchoolImprovement #EducationLeadership #EquityVsEquality #SustainableEducation #SchoolGovernance

Make sure to listen to my full interview with Tom (Season 4, Episode 36) before diving into this bonus content! 

When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired, and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.

New episodes are released every Monday, with a bonus solo episode on Fridays featuring research-backed coaching and teaching strategies you can apply right away to better serve the children in your care.

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When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.

In this eye-opening episode, I speak with Tom Hayden, an adjunct professor at Northwestern University School of Journalism, about the controversial PTA Equity Project (PEP) in Evanston, Illinois. 

We dive deep into how this well-intentioned initiative pooled $650,000 from wealthy school PTAs to redistribute resources across the district, but is now burning through $50,000 annually without sustainable fundraising. 

Tom reveals the unexpected consequences: conflicts of interest with board members, disincentivized fundraisers, and "black market PTAs." 

Discover what really happens when equity initiatives meet complex community dynamics and learn valuable lessons about effective educational funding that balances equity with sustainability. 

A must-watch for caregivers, educators, and anyone concerned about educational equity and school funding disparities.

Episode Mentions:

• PTA Equity Project
• Evanston/Skokie - School District 65
• Evanston Community Foundation (ECF)

Chapters
00:00 - Introduction to the PTA Equity Project 
02:00 - Evanston's Educational Landscape & Context 
05:30 - How the PEP Fund Was Created During COVID 
10:15 - The Pooled Funding Model: $650,000 Collected 
14:00 - Galas, Fundraising, and Class Divisions 
17:30 - The "Black Market PTAs" Problem 
20:00 - School Board Conflicts of Interest 
23:45 - Capital Improvements: Who Should Pay? 
27:15 - Black Student Achievement & Political Solutions 
31:00 - Finding Balance in Polarized Conversations 
34:20 - Universities' Responsibility in Education Funding 
38:00 - Conclusion: Community-Wide Solutions

#EducationalEquity #SchoolFunding #PTAEquityProject #EducationReform #SchoolBoardPolitics #AchievementGap #EducationalJustice #CommunityCollaboration #EvanstonSchools #RacialEquity #EducationPolicy #SchoolResources #FundraisingEthics #ParentInvolvement #EducationalDisparity

✨Tune in every Monday for the best research-backed coaching and teaching strategies you can apply right away to better the lives of the children in your care. 

⭐....& stay tuned for my bonus episode every Friday, where I'll share how I applied what I learned from the guests in schools that week. 

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When coaches, teachers, administrators, and families work hand in hand, it fosters a school atmosphere where everyone is inspired and every student is fully engaged in their learning journey.