Matt Renwick: Leveraging Coaching as a Leader
Matt Renwick is an elementary principal in Mineral Point, Wisconsin. Previously he served as an assistant principal, athletic director, coach, and classroom teacher in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. Matt was recognized as a Friend of Literacy by the Wisconsin State Reading Association in 2020 and rec…
S1E7: Curriculum Questions Answered
Robin responds to a listener's question about the value and impact of scripted vs. unscripted curriculum as well as her thoughts on teaching phonics vs. Whole Language.
Every decade has produced geniuses, inventors, entrepreneurs, and artists who have impacted our world - YAY! So that means sch…
Recommended Reading for New Leaders
What book would you consider to be essential reading for new school leaders?
In this episode, Mary Howard (@DrMaryHoward), Debra Crouch (teachingdecisions.com) and I share some of our favorite books for principals, literacy specialists, and any teacher leader in a position of authority.
Debra’s Rec…
Professional Conversation: Should teachers be required to submit lesson plans to their principal?
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For this article club, colleagues and I explored the following questions and more as we discussed Paul Emerich France’s article (ASCD Blog).
* How can schools balance …
The Heart-Centered Teacher: A Conversation with Regie Routman
In this conversation with Regie Routman, we explore her writing process that led to her new book The Heart-Centered Teacher: Restoring Hope, Joy, and Possibility in Uncertain Times (Routledge, 2023).
I was interested in learning more about her purpose and intentions around this important book. Belo…
Twitter Chats and Educational Dialogues: Inside the World of #G2Great
Ever since the advent of the Internet, professional development for educators has become more prominent online.
Teachers and school leaders found a home in Twitter. It’s been a source of knowledge and a facilitator of long-lasting connections, even friendships. How can educators use this platform …
Regie Routman: The Heart Centered Teacher - Restoring Hope, Joy, and Possibility in Uncertain Times: #162
In this episode we discuss with author and educator Regie Routman's latest book: The Heart Centered Teacher - Restoring Hope, Joy, and Possibility in Uncertain Times. She has more than 50 years of experience teaching, coaching, and leading in diverse, underperforming schools and classrooms across t…
The Monday Morning Memo #1: Questions That Promote Reflection
Happy Monday! This week’s focus is on promoting reflection through questions.
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Spring is hectic. It is also a time for reflection and renewal. We can encourage teachers to explore the proverbial question "Why am I doing what I'm doing?" with thoughtful questions. During class…
The Power of Belonging in Schools
Matt speaks with Regie Routman, longtime educator and author of many books, including The Heart-Centered Teacher, for the inaugural episode of Literacy Unscripted. This podcast series challenges traditional approaches to literacy teaching and leadership.
In this professional conversation, Regie an…
Reciprocal Teaching Strategies that Boost Comprehension with Lori Oczkus
In this episode, Erin Bailey sits down with literacy expert Lori Oczkus to explore reciprocal teaching and the "Fab Four" comprehension strategies. Lori shares her journey from classroom teacher to literacy coach, explaining how she transformed the research-based reciprocal teaching method into an …
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