168: Talk To Me - Kim Bearden chats with us about getting forced out of our comfort zones, the importance of connections, and the power of patience.

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Co-founder and Executive Director of the Ron Clark Academy, Kim Bearden, chats with us about getting forced out of our comfort zones, the importance of connections, and the power of patience. Kim shares the value of watching someone else teach, gives us a look into her upcoming book, and chooses her side: #TeamJeff or #TeamRae. More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/kimbearden. Episode Highlights 1:55 - Chatting about our FREE Webinar Series for Teachers: Better at a Distance. 4:25 - Previewing the episode with Kim Bearden 9:00 - Kim introduces herself. 10:15 - Chatting about how the Ron Clark Academy has shifted things due to COVID-19 and the Coronavirus Pandemic. 14:30 - Kim shares the backstory of the Ron Clark Academy. 19:13 - Kim's failure: Not connecting with entire companies.organizations. 22:42 - What's keeping Kim excited about education right now: People starting to understand the value of watching someone else teach. 25:30 - Kim's advice for teachers: Above all else, work on those relationships. 33:21 - 6 questions answered in 15 seconds or less. 38:47 - How to connect with Kim. Guest's Recommendations EdTech Tool: Zoom Book: "White Fragility" by Robin DiAngelo Who to Follow on Social Media: @dr_vcjones - See her at #TeachBetter2020 @heykoreycollins @ronclark__ YouTube/Podcast/Website/Blog: www.storylineonline.net Daily/Weekly/Monthly Routine: Working out. (Kim provides a hack that is awesome.) Best piece of advice you've ever received: "Don't take yourself so seriously." - Ron Clark. Links to Connect With Our Guest Website: KimBearden.com Twitter: @KimBearden Facebook Page: KimBeardenEducator Instagram: @KimBearden Books: "Talk to Me: Find the Right Words to Inspire, Encourage, and Get Things Done" "Crash Course: The Life Lessons My Students Taught Me"

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