Valerie Sun (@mllevalsunshine) interviews Dr. Eddie Gonzalez @DrEddiesClass) around the struggles he has faced during this pandemic in providing empathy for students and parents. Also, Eddie discusses how evident the learning gaps can be in some demographics and how important it is for educators to stay flexible and current in how they connect and interact with students, no matter the age or subject area.

Follow the happenings of Dr. Eddie Gonzalez at www.eddiesclass.com or on Twitter at @DrEddiesClass.

Part 2: Doreen Bonde talks deeply about her and her school board's initiatives in supporting the mental health of employees.

 

@doreenbonde: Doreen

@tr_bo: Traci

Doreen Bonde talks deeply about her and her school board's initiatives in supporting the mental health of employees.

 

@doreenbonde: Doreen

@tr_bo: Traci

Traci Bonde (@tr_bo) interviews Diane Main in this second segment, shedding light on the importance of being open about mental health, defining labels and the courage it takes to do so in an educational setting.

 

Diane's blog: about.me/dowbiggin

Twitter: @dowbiggin

Diane's blog: about.me/dowbiggin

Twitter: @dowbiggin

Emily Hendricks interviews Hannah Cousino (her sister!) about the (sometimes) stressful choices involved with curating your child's education.

 

Twitter: @eh48

Instagram: @soundteaching

Emily Hendricks interviews Greg Stamos, a seasoned educator, around the challenges of working at an independent school.  At Hillbrook School in Los Gatos, CA, professional and personal growth is heavily supported, leading to the struggle of making time for "all of the things" in this universal reality of work/life balance.

Greg has awesome photos: https://500px.com/gregstamos

 

Twitter: @eh48

Instagram: @sounteaching

Valerie Sun, Ed.D. (@mllevalsunshine) interviews Kim Voge (@kvoge71) about her experience shifting from classroom teacher to TOSA...and back again! Tough stuff. 

Check out Kim's blog at bit.ly/techsassy.