Show Notes: This episode is part three of a three-part summer mini series on educational leadership strategies. In the third episode in the series, I go over ways to follow through on ideas, goals, and visions. I also tie together parts one and two in the series, “find your why” […]
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Show Notes: This episode is part two of a four-part summer mini series on educational leadership strategies. In the second episode in the series, I go over ways to inspire and empower others through leadership. I also discuss the differences between being a leader and a manager. Harvard Business Review […]
Show Notes: This episode is part one of a four-part summer mini series on educational leadership strategies. In the first episode of the series, I discuss how to “find your why” and create your personal vision for education. I also share my own personal vision for education. Dan’s Personal Vision […]
Show Notes: In this episode, I spoke with Dr. Nathan Lang-Raad @drlangraad about his role at WeVideo, student content creation, his book, “Everyday Instructional Coaching,” and his upcoming book he is co-authoring with Dr. Robert Marzano. About Dr. Nathan Lang-Raad Dr. Nathan D. Lang-Raad is a speaker, author, and professional […]
Show Notes: In this episode, I spoke with Rabbi Michael Cohen (@TheTechRabbi), designer and technologist, about design and branding, his upcoming book, and his work as The Tech Rabbi and his “Educated By Design” brand. About Rabbi Michael Cohen Michael Cohen, known as The Tech Rabbi, is a designer and […]
Show Notes: In this episode, I spoke with Don Wettrick (@donwettrick), high school teacher and entrepreneur, about innovation and entrepreneurship, his book, “Pure Genius,” and his work with StartEdUp Innovation, LLC and the StartEdUp Foundation. About Don Wettrick Don Wettrick is the Innovation Coordinator at Noblesville High School, and is the […]
Show Notes: In this episode, I spoke with Sean Gaillard (@smgaillard), a middle school principal, about his leadership with spreading positivity among educators and students and the book he is writing called “The Pepper Effect.” About Sean Sean Gaillard is currently the principal of Lexington Middle School in North Carolina. Previously, […]
Show Notes: In this bonus episode, I spoke with some members of the organizing team for EdChange Global, a FREE 24-hour virtual education conference where educators and students share their passions in the field of education. This year’s event will take place starting on July 20th. Katie, Vlatka, Cassie, and […]
Show Notes: In this episode, I spoke with Brian Costello (@btcostello05), digital innovation specialist, author of the upcoming book, “The Teacher’s Journey,” and podcast host, about mentorship and professional growth among teachers. Brian shared some of what he has learned from interviewing educators for “The Teacher’s Journey” and what to […]
Show Notes: In this episode, I spoke with Jon Harper (@jonharper70bd), assistant principal and host of the “My Bad” podcast, about embracing vulnerability. Jon shared why it’s important for people to learn from their mistakes, explained some of his findings from interviewing guests about mistakes they have learned from, and […]