Leading Beyond our Titles: Recent Episodes
Nili Bartley
Currently this podcast is providing a way to read my posts out loud from now on, all which encompass the theme of leading beyond our titles. Years ago, I named my blog “Take it to the Classroom” (takeittotheclassroom.wordpress.com) keeping my heart with students, the reason we show up as educators every day. They deserve the world. Maybe one day, as my students do every day, I will take a leap and do more with podcasting:)
Five words have become a simple reminder with incredible potential I’m still discovering.
Five lessons I never expected to learn by simply showing up and listening that I will certainly take with me to school and life.
Beth Houf was the teacher next door when I started my career and what she taught me still drives me today.
This episode honors the idea that maintaining energy can be challenging and it’s critical al to find our own unique ways to grab some.
Maybe it’s okay to stay in the moment and let our daily journeys write our maps not written yet.
We risk missing out on amazing opportunities in school if we don’t make time for connecting over our passions. (With a little uke playing, attempting to play a part of Can’t Let Go by Lucinda Williams) in my attempt to share a passion:)
Includes beginning of the song Jerusalema (producer Master KG and performed by singer-songwriter Nomcebo)
Handing students and colleagues opportunity to share who they are with a digital twist.
A quick activity colleagues can try amongst each other or with students to see the greatness in in each person and tell them.
Thanks to Erica Hogan, an elementary school principal in MO, I decided to read my posts out loud from now on. This is the first. There are videos in this post I encourage watching as my descriptions are just not the same:)