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In this final episode of the podcast, Miklos leads Adam, Julien, Marina and Sawin through some meaningful discussions and fun trivia games. We thank everyone for listening all these years and becoming a greater part of our GrapeSEED community! Enjoy and good luck in the classroom!
In this episode, Julien and Sawin reflect on how coaching has evolved over the years—from the “old days” before the Guide to Teaching GrapeSEED to today’s more streamlined, resource-rich approach. They discuss what has improved, what they miss from the past, and how teacher training and relationships have changed along the way.
In this special episode, Marina turns the tables and interviews Adam, the usual host of the GrapeSEED Official Podcast. Together they look back on nearly 300 episodes, exploring the origins of the show, its biggest influences, memorable moments, challenges, and lessons learned.
In part two of the Coach Talk, Summer and Lynn open up about the challenges of supporting teachers, from overcoming resistance to embracing teamwork.
In this special series of Coach Talks, Sawin invited Summer and Lynn from Vietnam to share their experiences supporting teachers. In this Part 1 of 2, Summer and Lynn share memorable classroom moments, common challenges teachers face, and how they tailor their coaching to help teachers grow.
In this episode of This and That, Miklos dives into why GrapeSEED teacher coaching isn’t optional—it’s essential.
In this episode, Sawin and Adam explore the teaching beliefs our GrapeSEED colleagues feel most passionate about—the "hills they'd die on."
In this episode of GrapeSEED Friends, we welcome Nico Bois from the Production Team!
In this episode of the Release series, Adam and the Global Training Team introduce the new Guide to Teaching GrapeSEED video series—30 practical videos designed to support teachers, coaches, and school leaders.
In this week's episode, Marina explores the power of Humble Inquiry—shifting from telling to asking—to build trust, spark reflection, and improve communication with colleagues, coaches, and parents.
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