# Liz Garden
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Depth of Knowledge & Leading PD
When there are significant shifts in what we know about education, it can take a long time before those changes reach all teachers. For Erik Francis, Depth of Knowledge (DOK) is one such framework that needs reexamination. But these shifts don't happen with trainings alone—they require leadership t…
Project-Based Learning in Early Childhood
Today we're joined by author, educator and PBL advocate Sara Lev, to explain why project-based learning is not only appropriate for our youngest learners, but should be implemented far more often. We cover what it looks like in the early grades, and how principals can lead the way in implementing p…
Social-Emotional Learning in Middle School
Social-emotional learning (SEL) is crucial at any age, but it has a special significance at the middle level. Today we sit down with an Illinois principal who's school's unique approach to SEL has made an impact in to the culture and character of students in the middle grades and beyond.
Francesc…
STEM-Oriented Problem-Based Learning
Most school leaders will be familiar with PBL. But for principal Amy McElroy PBL means Problem-Based—not Project-Based—Learning. We discuss what the differences are and what it means for her school, and how this approach impacts her student's engagement and overall success.
Amie McElroy is element…
Alternative Ways to Enhance Teacher Retention, Job Satisfaction, and Student Outcomes
This conversation explores the pressing need to reimagine the role of teachers in education to enhance teacher retention, job satisfaction, and student outcomes. The discussion highlights the importance of collaboration among educators, the necessity of adapting to changing educational needs, and t…
The Courage to Innovate
Principals know there are no guarantees that any initiative, improvement plan, or new idea will be successful at their school. How do we convince stakeholders—and just as importantly ourselves—that these ideas are worth pursuing? We sat down with Philadelphia principal Tim Boyle to discuss how to n…
AI in the Classroom: Building Digital Citizenship From the Inside Out
We talk with educator and innovator Katie Fielding about how principals can help teachers and students use AI safely, creatively, and ethically. From setting clear expectations to helping students think critically about new tools, we explore how principals can build a culture of curiosity and respo…
Universal Design for Learning: Why One-Size-Fits-All Doesn’t Work—and What Does
In today’s episode, hosts Liz Garden and Dr. Scott McLeod talk with Dr. Kristan Rodriguez about what it takes to create schools where every learner can succeed. From understanding student variability and building systems that work to shifting from compliance to authentic engagement, this conversati…
Prepare Them for Anything: Innovation, Disruption, and the Small Shifts That Matter
In today’s episode, Liz Garden and Scott McLeod from NAESP’s Center for Innovative Leadership talk with Eric Sheninger about what innovation really means in schools—and how leaders can challenge conventional thinking without simply adding more to anyone’s plate. From purposeful technology use to de…
What School Leaders Who Build Trust In AI Do Differently
A lively and rich conversation among accomplished school leaders about their approach to building trust, clarity, and confidence among educators as they integrate AI into schools. Thy acknowledge the challenges, share their reasons for optimism and concern, and outline the human-centered principles…
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