Rethinking Learning Podcast
Latest Episodes
Reflection #18: Why Teachers are Leaving Now, Helping Them Stay with Rita Wirtz
Rita Wirtz reflected with Barbara Bray for Reflection #18 about why teachers are burning out that was based on a cross-post about Teachers Packing Suitcases Filled With Dreams- Walking Out Classroom D
Episode #126: Helping Students Feel Safe, Seen, and Stretched with Julie Schmidt Hasson
Episode #126 is with Dr. Julie Schmidt Hasson, a professor teaching graduate courses in educational leadership, a researcher, and a teacher advocate who researched the ways teachers influence students
Episode #125: Growing Empathy So We Connect More Deeply with Joshua Freedman
Episode #125 is with Joshua Freedman, a specialist on emotional intelligence, an author, and the Chief Executive Officer of Six Seconds, a non-profit dedicated to emotional intelligence (EQ). He has h
Episode #124: Touch the Heart Before You Can Reach the Brain with Hal Roberts
Hal Roberts has had an amazing journey as a teacher, principal, superintendent, and educational consultant. Hal is the author of Make Waves! and started Safe Harbor Academy as a school for kids with i
Empathy as our Superpower with Naomi Toland (Podcast Episode #123)
Naomi Toland has researched a variety of areas such as nutrition, neuroscience, and psychology through the lens of education which she shares on her Empathetic Educators platform.
Reflection #17: Becoming the Mentor Kids Deserve with Noa Daniel
Noa Daniel is a consultant and Chief Building Officer at Building Outside the Blocks, co-founder and executive director of The Mentoree, hosts the weekly OnEdMentors Podcast on voicEd Radio. Noa is a
Episode #122: Being an Advocate and Champion for Equity with Traci Browder
Traci Browder, M.Ed. is a trailblazer in education inspiring and is known best for her innovative, out-of-the-box teaching style with a mixture of Montessori, gifted/talented, and special services all
Episode #121: Being Brave Even in Uncertain Times with Sean Arnold
Episode #121 is with Sean Arnold who has had a number of roles in his life from construction worker to actor to musician to salesman to a bartender to tv news crew and a number of things in between. H
Episode #120: Many Gifts to Discover with Livia Chan
Livia Chan’s true calling was to be a classroom teacher. Her journey led her to serve on the District Staff Development Team in Learning Technologies and recently returned back to the classroom as the
Reflection #16: Learning from Every Interaction and Opportunity with Stephanie Rothstein
Reflection #16 is with Stephanie Rothstein Stephanie Rothstein who is an Educational Leader focused on making education more collaborative and less competitive modeling the risks we expect of our stud