Navigating Education and Multilingual Learning with Fred Pleis
Join host Mandi Morris on the ML Chat Podcast as she interviews Fred Pleis, an instructional specialist for multilingual learners in Charleston County. Fred shares his journey from aspiring accountant to teacher, shaped by martial arts, and his work in multilingual education across Philadelphia, Ca…
#63 Learning in the Zone with Sonny Magana
International educational innovation expert, Sonny Magana, joins me in wide-ranging discussion about improving education and we dive into his book, Learning in the Zone: The 7 Habits of Meta-Learners. Sonny also discusses his work with John Hattie, Robert Marzano, ai, mountain-climbing, guitar play…
S6/Ep3: What to Do When Routines Don’t Work
Welcome to If It Were Easy, the podcast that helps educators simplify strategies and create meaningful impact in the classroom—without adding to the workload.
In this episode, we’re tackling a common but frustrating challenge: What do you do when classroom routines stop working?
Maybe your carefu…
S6/Ep2: Setting Expectations Without Micromanaging
Episode Overview
Welcome to If It Were Easy, the podcast that helps educators simplify strategies and create real impact in the classroom without adding to the workload. In today’s episode, we explore how to set and reinforce expectations so that students understand, follow, and take ownership of …
Bring Back Joy to Learning with Michael D. Toth Episode 45
Today on Lead with HOPE, I'm joined by Michael D. Toth — founder and CEO of Instructional Empowerment, acclaimed author, and visionary thought leader in education. With more than 25 years of experience, Michael has partnered with influential voices like Robert Marzano, published groundbreaking rese…
Episode 9b: Curriculum and Instruction with Dr. Sharon Dentlinger
Part 2: Dr. Sharon Dentlinger shares her passion for instructional leadership and the importance of creating consistency across schools and districts. She outlines the top actions leaders can take to stay engaged in classroom instruction, strategies for building a culture of shared responsibility,…
Episode 9a: Curriculum and Instruction with Dr. Sharon Dentlinger
Part 1: Dr. Sharon Dentlinger shares her passion for instructional leadership and the importance of creating consistency across schools and districts. She outlines the top actions leaders can take to stay engaged in classroom instruction, strategies for building a culture of shared responsibility, …
How to Get a Wealthy Brain Even If You’re Not with Michael Toth
The great importance of redesigning Tier 1 instruction that ensures deeper learning for all students. The research shows huge benefits to students and their teachers including higher achievement, closure of gaps among all reporting categories of students, increased attendance, lower misbehavior, an…
Beyond the Report Card: Why Mindset is the Ultimate Predictor of Success
"Do I believe I have the ability to learn this?"
This is the silent question every student asks before they ever open a textbook. If the answer is "no," the learning stops before it begins. Today, we explore the difficult "marathon" of student transformation. We discuss why confidence is weighted t…
S2E5 - The Agency Problem - When Control Replaces Trust
Program Notes & Sources
This episode examines the institutional reflex toward control — and the double bind it creates for teachers and students alike. The sources below span organizational psychology, educational policy research, philosophy, and motivation science. Together they make the case that…
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