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 Key Factors for Creating Lasting Impact in Schools Two important themes emerged in a recent episode of The Literacy View podcast: https://lnkd.in/eKj3buSQ 1️⃣ Building a strong knowledge base of the most effective comprehension strategies (strategies such as interring and main idea)  2️⃣ Using that knowledge to design district-wide curricula that serve as flexible guides, rather than rigid scripts Thank you to the panel for such valuable insights! If you're seeking to enhance your understanding of comprehension strategies and how to leverage your resources to create  district-level curriculum, I highly recommend giving this episode a listen. As Faith Borkowsky Judy Boksner @MarianneRice , @KayWijekuman and @KaceelLambright demonstrate, a curriculum is a living document—meant to be dynamic, flexible, and tailored to student success. Partnering to build a curriculum this way ensures that it continues to evolve and meet the needs of every learner. #CurriculumDevelopment #ComprehensionStrategies #EducationLeadership #Teamwork #PartnershipForSuccess #TheLiteracyView #LMC #inferring #mainidea

📢 New podcast alert! 🎙️ Tune in to our latest episode where we dive into the world of Academic Literacy Support for the GenAI Era. 📚 Don't miss out! #academicliteracy #GenAI Ursula Wingate

🎙️Harvard EdCast is always on my list of podcasts. An insightful conversation that prompts us to continue to think about fostering a love of reading alongside effective teaching strategies. Building, celebrating and nurturing inquisition and exploration of texts, language and ideas can (and should) be considered a crucial element of robust reading instruction. 📚 https://lnkd.in/eaP-sUFb

"Living more consciously starts with redesigning our inner narrative and redesigning our inner drive – #storytelling allows us to do that." Thanks for capturing my story in your podcast, Jackie Scully, M.Ed 🎧 My story of launching Stellar Inc and embracing my role(s) as an Authenticity Coach, Brand Storyteller, Podcast Host, Ascension Teacher... I spent the first 18 years of my life in Bulgaria. The next decade was largely spent in the UK with lots of traveling around the world! What started as a creative pursuit eventually turned into a quest for meaning: "What is the meaning of life?" "Can we all be happy?" "How can we discover our joy?" "How can I channel more of my potential?" "Wait... am I really?" The 🔑 to answering all of those questions and many more is #selfgrowth Doing the inner work of self-growth has continuously transformed my life and the more consciously I show up for my daily habits, the more I grow into the person I always knew I was capable of becoming 🦋 In the School of Life, you're simultaneously: 1. A student who is hungry for knowledge, connections, growth, expansion and experiences 2. A teacher who is able to ignite change and inspire society to believe in their ability to do + be better I believe our ideas, imagination and determination can change the world and when we get together with appreciation for our #authenticity, we can truly shift the global narrative for the better 🌍💬 Watch the conversation: https://lnkd.in/dHZ59R8g Also on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/dN6b7CAZ Also on Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/dtsuZQtA #authenticitymatters #authenticleadership #authenticself #leadership #education #selfgrowthjourney #selfempowerment #selfawareness #postivemindset #positiveleadership #positiveintelligence #newearth

PE Insights Podcast Episode 1: Grace Cardiff – Meaningful PE In Action: Democratic and Reflective Practice This Podcast digest summarises Grace's research into Meaningful PE and how student voice can enhance student PE experiences.

Neurodiversity is important! This podcast episode is a great listen and thank you Nichole for speaking to it. When we explore neurodiversity among our youngest, the most profound support we can provide is listening and learning. Each of our own brains work differently and uniquely amazing! Check it out below. ⬇️ #neurodiversity #inclusionmatters School Specialty #inclusiveeducation

For better or worse, plenty of educators out there aren’t so thrilled about becoming teachers. I KNOW! Who would feel that way!? Well, teaching comes with heavy responsibility, pressure, low pay, a lack of resources, and so many other reasons that make teaching a profession with a little less, shall we say, ’sparkle’ to it? However, when we meet those educators in life who see teaching as the greatest gift and opportunity, we tend to be mesmerized by their passion, excitement, and care for their learners and their profession. All too often in Jewish education, we see many educators teach simply because they can, and not because its the glamorous shlichut, or opportunity, and it is somewhat of a placeholder job, rather than a life’s mission… In the Niflaot podcast this week, we are giving a new perspective with an educational juggernaut. It’s the month of ADAR, and as such, we couldn’t think of a single person more appropriate to interview on this topic than the legendary Dr. Dave “The Rave” Lazerson. Dr. Laz has a contageous energy that can inspire anyone to step back and see how incredibly fortunate they are to be an educator. He views his learners as gifts and engages them with true joy and love.  As an educator in the field of special needs for more than 40 years, he’s won two Teacher of the Year; awards from two different public school systems including Buffalo, NY in 1980 and Broward County Schools (the nation’s 6 the largest school district) in2007. Known as Dr. Laz, his multi-ethnic music group, Dr. Laz & The CURE, has opened for Al Green, The Winans, The Manhattans, and performed for the US Congress and halftime during a Miami Heat game, AND he sat in with the Grateful Dead!   As an author, hes written five books, including the popular best seller of Skullcaps & Switchblades, which chronicles his work in an inner-city school in Buffalo, NY. His recent book, We’re All Special… Needs! Teach Me If You Can, is used by many teacher-prep colleges for training new educators in the field. To be noted, this interview was recorded LATE at night, and was one of the most enjoyable ever!  Would love your feedback and thoughts! Jewish Leadership AcademyThe Jewish Education ProjectJewish Education Innovation Challenge Helen Jewish Special Education M²: The Institute for Experiential Jewish Education Foundation for Jewish Camp Jewish Educational Alliance Mandel School for Educational Leadership Mandel Institute for Nonprofit Leadership Menachem Education Foundation Mayberg Foundation MAYBERG FAMILY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION TR Samis Foundation Slingshot UpStart Baltimore Jewish Abilities Alliance The Shefa School Shalva National Center Hidden Sparks David Yoni Natan Fund Understood.org Fred David Holly CAJE-Miami: Center for the Advancement of Jewish Education Jewish Funders Network Jewish Changemakers ReUp Education Educational Leadership Atlanta Jewish Foundation #educationalleadership https://lnkd.in/gJE64qim

🎙️ New Podcast Episode Alert! 📚 "Read More, Scroll Less: How to Boost Your Child's Focus, Learning, and Academic Success" In this fast-paced digital world, it’s becoming harder to get kids to pick up a book instead of a screen. But did you know that encouraging regular reading can significantly improve your child’s focus, cognitive development, and academic success? In the latest episode of Academic Coaching for Parents, I share practical tips on how to: ✅ Reduce screen time and foster a reading routine ✅ Increase focus and cognitive development ✅ Cultivate empathy and emotional intelligence through books ✅ Boost academic performance with reading habits Whether you’re a parent or educator, this episode is full of actionable advice to help your child rediscover the joy of reading! 🎧 Tune in now and start building your child’s path to success through the power of books: 🔗 Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/eiVQ_2P4 🔗 Spotify: https://lnkd.in/em2dPhaw #AcademicCoaching #ParentingTips #ChildDevelopment #ReadingHabits #ReduceScreenTime #FocusAndLearning #PodcastEpisode #AcademicSuccess

It was a pleasure to contribute to this podcast, discussing Hong Kong's shadow education sector: root causes, benefits, concerns, and more. We also spoke about the ways AI technology might impact the shadow education industry in the future. The host asked great questions, showcasing a deep understanding of HK's school sector. Many thanks for the invitation Chris Jordan! #hongkong #shadoweducation #AI #tutoring #education

In the latest SPP podcast, colleagues Clara Yates MAICD and Bruce Bayley discuss the future of online education in the university sector drawing on insights from their discussions with Australian university leaders. Supporting article can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gpEXiHjK #onlineeducation #university #podcast