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In this podcast episode, we delve into the importance of relationships in education and provide a comprehensive overview of the episode's content. We explore various dimensions of relationships, starting with the teacher-student relationship. Building trust and rapport, recognizing individual student needs, and creating a positive classroom environment are key aspects covered.

Thank you to Mel A for calling in and being a part of the conversation!

The key points of the episode are as follows:

1. Relationships are crucial in education: The episode emphasizes the importance of relationships in education and how they contribute to student success and well-being.
2. Teacher-student relationship: Building trust and rapport with students, recognizing and addressing their individual needs, and creating a positive classroom environment are essential for fostering a strong teacher-student relationship.
3. Teacher-parent relationship: Communicating effectively with parents, involving them in their child's education, and collaborating to support student success are key aspects of establishing a productive and positive teacher-parent relationship.
4. Teacher-colleague relationship: Sharing ideas and resources, collaborating on interdisciplinary projects, and providing professional and emotional support to colleagues are highlighted as important factors in building strong relationships among educators.
5. Teacher-school relationship: Fostering a sense of belonging and community, engaging with school events and initiatives, and working collaboratively with administrators and staff contribute to a positive teacher-school relationship.
6. Prioritizing relationships: The episode concludes by summarizing the key points discussed and encouraging listeners to prioritize relationships in teaching and learning, recognizing their significant impact on student outcomes.

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In Episode 129 of Podcast PD, AJ Bianco, and Chris Nesi introduce their guest, Jared Lamb. They discuss innovative approaches to education and the essential qualities of effective leadership.

Jared Lamb, the guest, is introduced as the Associate VP for BASIS Ed in Louisiana and the Head of School for BASIS in Baton Rouge. He shares his background in education as a former teacher and charter school principal. He moved to Baton Rouge with his family a year ago. Despite being in his office, Jared joins the podcast to discuss his experiences.

Key points and takeaways:

1. Jared emphasizes the importance of empowering other leaders on his team and allowing them to lead in their respective areas of responsibility.
2. Jared believes in building people up, collaborating, and fostering teamwork.
3. Jared's approach with the cart is not about the cart itself, but rather about presence, visibility, and supporting teachers.
4. The cart contains practical items such as a trash picker, door stops, and supplies like tissues, Band-Aids, and pencils.
5. Jared values culture and aims to create a culture of trust and professionalism among the staff.
6. Jared highlights the importance of listening to teachers and responding to their needs, as well as maintaining a classroom teacher's perspective.
7. Jared draws inspiration from their parents who were teachers and from working with great leaders throughout their careers.
8. They address the skeptics by acknowledging that their style may not work for everyone and emphasizing the success and retention of their team members.

What Are We Listening To?

Chris - The 5 AM Miracle BEST OF: 7 Strategies to Clear Your Mind + Focus Like a Pro

AJ - Everybody Pulls The Tarp Ryan Lavarnway: Baseball's Most Resilient Player

Jared - The Ed Mylett Show Develop Unbreakable Self-Discipline

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In this episode, Chris and AJ discuss their goals and plans for the upcoming school year. Chris shares his experiences with having student teachers and emphasizes the importance of guiding them through the complexities of classroom management, technology integration, and adapting their teaching style to high school students' needs. AJ shares his goal of being more involved in classroom activities as an instructional leader to support teachers and improve student behavior. They also discuss the challenges of maintaining a positive classroom culture and effective teaching strategies. Tune in to gain insights into the world of education, from fostering classroom engagement to managing discipline effectively.

Episode Highlights:

• Chris and AJ reflect on the start of the new school year and their respective roles as educators.
• Chris discusses his experiences with student teachers and how he guides them through classroom management and instructional strategies.
• AJ shares his goal of being more visible in classrooms to support teachers and address behavior issues.
• The hosts explore the importance of building positive classroom cultures and establishing strong relationships with students.
• Chris and AJ emphasize the need for educators to adapt their teaching styles to meet students' needs and interests.
• They discuss the challenges of teaching high school students and the importance of developing effective classroom strategies.
• Chris and AJ talk about maintaining a balance between implementing teaching philosophies and accommodating school and district requirements.

What Are We Listening To?

Chris - Sold a Story: How Teaching Kids to Read Went So Wrong - There's an idea about how children learn to read that's held sway in schools for more than a generation — even though it was proven wrong by cognitive scientists decades ago. Teaching methods based on this idea can make it harder for children to learn how to read. In this podcast, host Emily Hanford investigates the influential authors who promote this idea and the company that sells their work. It's an exposé of how educators came to believe in something that isn't true and are now reckoning with the consequences — children harmed, money wasted, an education system upended.

AJ - Everybody Pulls the Tarp

Stephanie Skrocki - 20,000 Hertz - Music of Zelda - Part 1 & Part 2

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In this episode of PodcastPD, Chris and AJ are joined by Glenn Robbins and Danny Bauer to explore the application of stoic philosophy in educational leadership. The discussion delves into how stoic virtues like wisdom, justice, courage, and temperance can help school leaders navigate everyday challenges. Daniel and Glenn share their personal experiences and offer insights from their book Calm in the Chaos: Ancient Stoic Wisdom for Successful School Leadership. The conversation covers practical applications of stoicism, real-life case studies, and strategies for maintaining resilience and calm in tough situations.

Complete show notes: https://podcastpd.com/136

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In this episode of PodcastPD, AJ and Chris explore a range of educational topics sourced from across the internet. They debate the effectiveness of professional development, particularly when it feels disconnected from classroom realities, and share insights on how long is reasonable to decide on a job offer. The duo also addresses technology failures in the classroom, offering advice on bouncing back from a challenging observation experience. Plus, they weigh in on the age-old New Jersey debate: pork roll or Taylor ham? Tune in for reflections on resilience, personalized PD, and learning from tough experiences.

Complete show notes: https://podcastpd.com/138

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