Administrative Perspective

13 11, 2023

#327 Libraries are More than Books (Billy Allen pt.2)

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You can watch the entire discussion by supporting the show on Patreon here.  This week on Teach Me, Teacher, we welcome back the incredible Billy Allen (@3kingvisions)! Billy, a librarian and renowned storyteller, also known as one of the “Leaders of [...]

30 10, 2023

#325 Why are you Arguing with a Seven Year Old? (Dwayne Reed pt.2)

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  Hello everyone and welcome back to Teach Me, Teacher. if you missed part one of this discussion, you can listen here. You can also catch the video of the whole podcast here. In this episode, we continue talking about why [...]

15 10, 2023

#323 Instructional Leadership Questions with Evan Robb (pt.2)

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Welcome to Part 2 of our podcast featuring Evan Robb! If you missed Part 1 last week, don't worry, you can catch up on it right here. In this episode, Evan Robb returns to the podcast, joining me for an engaging [...]

9 10, 2023

#322 Cracking Open Instructional Leadership with Evan Robb (pt.1)

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You can hear the FULL episode with Evan Robb right now by clicking this link and supporting Teach Me, Teacher.  Evan Robb returns to the podcast and joins me in this amazing episode to discuss instructional leadership. Evan Robb has served for more than twenty [...]

2 10, 2023

#321 Overcoming Being New to a Position in Education (Hunter Flesch pt.2)

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Support this show on Patreon and get early access to FULL episodes, bonus videos, and so much more to come.  Hello everyone! Welcome to a special episode of the Teach Me, Teacher podcast, where we’re joined by Hunter Flesch, the brilliant [...]

25 09, 2023

#320 The EdEssentials of Professional Development with Hunter Flesch (pt.1)

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You can listen this episode in it’s entirety right now on Patreon, by supporting the show directly. Click here to become a Patron of Teach Me, Teacher.  Hello everyone! Welcome to a special episode of the Teach Me, Teacher podcast, where [...]

24 04, 2023

#308 Share This with a Teacher Who Needs It

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Hello everyone! Spring is here—and everything that means for school. State testing. Unknowns. Changes. Student behavior struggles...the list goes on. This time of year can be stressful and miserable at times for teachers. If you know, you know... But this time [...]

20 03, 2023

#303 Learn to Love Data (Chris Pombonyo pt.2)

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Hello everyone! Last week, we spoke to the wonderful Chris Pombonyo about the upcoming Get Your Teach On national conference in Dallas, Texas and what their focus would be in their sessions. This week, we expand upon that, plus dive into [...]

13 03, 2023

#302 The Get Your Teach On National Conference with Chris Pombonyo (pt.1)

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Hello everyone! It's that time of year again where we look forward to all of the amazing professional development opportunities for educators. With so many choices, sometimes it's hard to pick what you want to ask to go to (or pay [...]

21 11, 2022

#286 In Defense of Direct Teaching (Daniel Buck pt.2)

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Hello everyone! It has never been the goal of this podcast to push one side of the current issues education is facing. I value the complexities of what we do in schools, and as a consequence, value wide ranging opinions from [...]

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