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Yes and Know
by Jim Martin
Welcome to YES AND KNOW, the podcast devoted to the push-and-pull that we face daily in the educational world and that really turn out to have no solution at all. Rachel and Jim discuss these polarities and how we might find a middle ground for true educational change.
Episodes
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Know Better, Do Better: Making Indigenous Folx Visible in Schools and Beyond
In today's episode, Rachel and Jim interview Davina Smith who has quite a resume of representation for her Dine culture including work for the government and education. Davina is running for state legislature. She discusses her history of advocacy and her own personal history as a student in an...
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Mirrors and Windows: Using the Five Senses and More to Plan Culturally-Responsive Instruction
Dr. Carissa McCray is truly talking the talk and walking the walk when it comes to culturally-responsive instruction. Her latest book Equitable Instruction, Empowered Students takes teachers on a journey through curriculum, instruction, and accountability. Not that we need an excuse for teaching…
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Rotten and Processed Teacher Meals: How can we better nourish teachers in order to provide better teacher evaluation?
Rachel and Jim discuss the topic of teacher evaluation. Before you roll your eyes right now, keep an open mind. Teacher evaluation is required in many (all?) states. Rachel and Jim discuss how to make it better and how to tie observation and feedback into teacher evaluation. Rachel proposes that…
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Can't we all just get along? Polarities and Bandwidth with Dr. Jane Kise (video version)
Differentiated Coaching Associates (janekise.com) Jane Kise discusses the topic of educational polarities and why they are impossible to solve. Also, she delves into her new book which looks at the ways to build educator bandwidth for all of the demands expected of educators in 2022.
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Can't we all just get along? Polarities and bandwidth with Jane Kise
Dr. Jane Kise's work was the impetus for the theme and title of YES AND KNOW. Her work inspired us to explore the messy middle as we like to call it. Here, Dr. Kise discusses why it is impossible to solve educational polarities. Instead, we need ways to manage polarities, she says. She then...
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Discovering Home: Value and Mission Driven Leadership (Video version)
This is the video version of our podcast featuring Nancy Blair and Mark Gesner about their book YOUR LIFE IS YOUR MESSAGE. See the faces behind the work!!
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Discovering Home: Value and Mission-Driven Leadership
Nancy Blair and Mark Gesner have written a small but significant book abut the internal process a leader must undergo to face the work of leading others. Drs. Blair and Gesner discuss how working on ourselves through a coil-type process is key to readying ourselves for important leadership work....
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Leaders for Equity and Social Justice
Rachel and Jim talk with Dr. George Theoharis, a Greek and amazing scholar who has devoted his life to studying issues of equity and social justice. How should leaders navigate the potentially shark-infested waters of equity work in schools? Dr. Theoharis breaks it down into 5 practices. Dr....
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Is Putin virtuous? Balancing virtues for positive leadership
Ryan Quinn has written two editions of the book LIFT and has studied positive leadership and virtues for decades now. He speaks to Rachel and Jim on how to balance virtues for leaders to get the most positive effect. And he knows Adam Grant! Adam, if you hear this podcast, call us. The Project on...
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A Jerry-Springer style PLC: Guidelines for social justice talk
Rachel and Jim discuss two articles about setting norms in meetings and what can happen for marginalized and minoritized individuals in those meetings, as a direct result of the norms. What might seem can serve to maintain white privilege and status in the meeting. Thus, it becomes necessary to...
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The Power of Teacher Ownership: How Indigenous Teacher Voice Can Change Professional Learning
Dr. Angelina Castagno is the Director of Institute Native-serving Educators (INE) and is a Professor of Educational Leadership at Northern Arizona University. Today, she talks to Rachel and Jim about the "middle ground" of providing rich professional development opportunities for Indigenous...
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Speaking Out and Making a Difference
With regular attacks on critical race theory and the efforts to limit free speech across the country, there may be no better time for the organization Speak Out! Speak Out sponsors speakers and programs to help communities grapple with issues of race, privilege, and anti-bias work in all forms....
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Intervention or Acceleration? Rachel and Jim Discuss
Welcome to YES AND KNOW, the podcast devoted to the push-and-pull that we face daily in the educational world and that really turn out to have no solution at all. Rachel and Jim discuss these polarities and how we might find a middle ground for true educational change. In this episode, Rachel and...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to YES AND KNOW, the podcast devoted to the push-and-pull that we face daily in the educational world and that really turn out to have no solution at all. Rachel and Jim discuss these polarities and how we might find a middle ground for true educational change.
HOSTED BY
Jim Martin
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