T-Shirts are a major part of any WEB or Link Crew Program. This episode has some tips to make them a strong symbol of your program. Plus, a new resource is now available to help you in the design process.
Words are powerful and that can be magical. As coordinators prep for Spring Play Date and May Development Day, Leader Training and Orientation, keep in mind the impact your words will have.
What do you do if you are not getting as many leaders, or the variety of leaders you need? This pod swoops in to save the day with some strategies to boost application numbers. (This topic came from a listener!)
Alex Swift is interviewed and gives insight on the shift from year two to three of her program, as well as some advice about how to grow and stay on top of the details and logistics.
Drip messaging is a key tool in Leader Development, and this episode goes into detail of when, why and how. The second half is our lead trainers' favorite sayings and phrases to use with Partner lines. Grab a notebook, you want to write these down!
Coordinator Jori H had to get creative in order to find regular time for her leaders to meet with thier kids. We interview her to find out what she did, how she did it and get some insight from a new teacher in her 4th year of Link Crew.
A Heartfelt thank you to all the educators doing great work with kids in schools, and how to include others, so it isn't a lonely journey, instead it becomes an adventure.
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About The Boomerang Project Podcast
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Creating conversations around Link Crew and WEB programs to create kinder, more compassionate schools. We support leadership and transition programs where 11th and 12th graders support 9th graders…
(Link Crew) and 8th graders support 6th graders (WEB). Schools where students help students succeed! Hosted by Kevin Ozar