The SUPERHERO Education Podcast

The Rise of Home Schooling!

On this episode, we interviewed Kirk Smith. He is a respected national voice on home schooling. Were excited to get his views on the explosion of home schooling. 

When January 1st hits, many educators reset their education mindset. New goals. Better classroom management! New promotion! Are your educational 2023 goals still on track?

Another great interview. On this episode we were blessed to have Dr. Julianne Cook share her research and best practice in the areas of evaluation, effective feedback, and educator growth. We learned a lot and we are sure educational leaders apply many of the gems she shared.

Meet Ms. Hall. She is one of the best new math teachers we have experienced. Her backgroud is science, but she has a passion for math. We often talk about what new teachers need. Her story is different. She started after the school year was already in motion. Listen as Ms. Hall provides a behind the scenes look at what it takes for a new (new) teacher to become successful. 

Welcome to a new season of the Superhero Education podcast.

Welcome to a new school year.

Is the teacher shortage real? If so, what can be done to get qualified educators in classrooms?

This is part 2 of our session with State Representative LaKeshia Myers. On this episode we dive deep on the exploratory concept of a four day work week in education. What would be the strengths and weaknessess? We need your feedback. 

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I am sure you have heard of March Madness for college basketball. Have you heard of March Madness in education? There is a potential proposal on the books to facilitate a takeover of the largest public school district in Wisconsin. We had to bring in State Representative LaKeshia Myers to help us understand the real March Madness that is happening in education. This is part one of honest conversation on where public education could be headed!

Some would argue there is a weird shift between the relationship of parents and teachers. Where is the bridge to success? Should we explore new ways to form better partnerships? Do traditional practices work in a world still influenced by Covid-19?

Welcome back to the new school year. One thing is very clear. There is a shift in the relationships with parents and school boards. Will these shifts lead to better outcomes?

Welcome back to the place we love! It is the beginning of a new school year. We hope you are excited to make impacts on the children we serve. Educators have a lot on the plate. Covid-19 complicates it! The Superhero Educators share their success tips for  the school year.