Welcome to The School House Podcast 🏫. This podcast will provide a safe place for educators to express their concerns. We will discuss teacher burnout, school data and politics in education, and so much more!
In today's episode, I had the honor of interviewing Dr. Dwayne Bryant. We discuss the importance of a holistic view of school psychologists and how they play a vital role in students' academic success. We also explore how school psychologists have the skill set to provide parent consulting and therapy for students. The SchoolHouse is Jumping!
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For parents seeking advice on how to assist your children through the Individualized Education Plan (IEP) process or in need of resources, please contact Dr. Dwayne at Majorape@gmail.com. He also has a book focused on unlocking student potential, which you can access here https://a.co/d/1Z4LceU
Welcome back, everyone, to another exciting episode of the Mr. SchoolHouse podcast, where we delve into the stories that shape our educational leaders and innovators! Today, we have a truly inspiring story lined up for you. We're going to talk about someone who went from dreaming of being a teacher to leading an entire school as a principal. Get ready for the incredible journey of Principal Power Professor!
In today's episode, we delve into the captivating journey of Chip Baker within the realm of education. Alongside exploring his enriching experiences, we unveil the anticipation surrounding his latest literary endeavor, "The Impact of Influence Vol.7: Overcoming Adversity to Make an Influence". This upcoming book promises an array of compelling narratives from esteemed educators, each offering profound insights into their personal journey . Join us as we embark on a voyage through resilience, inspiration, and the transformative power of influence.
Social Media Channels : Facebook @Chip Baker Tsc
Instagram:@chipbakertsc
Mr. SchoolHouse had the pleasure of interviewing Star. She is the owner of SneakerHerFinds and she is an educator. In this episode, Star mentions how she discovered her love for education and fashion. SneakerHerFinds brand is based on telling a story from the sole. This organization is also incorporated into schools, teaching students how to design sneakers. The SchoolHouse Is Jumping!
Please check this company out on instagram @sneakherfinds
website:https://sneakherfinds.com/
Join us in this enlightening episode as we sit down with Thomas Buck , a seasoned educational leader and a beacon of inspiration in the world of school leadership. Discover the art and science behind effective leadership in education, as Thomas Buck shares invaluable insights, personal experiences, and transformative strategies. From navigating challenges to fostering a positive school culture, this conversation offers a deep dive into the heart of leadership within educational institutions. Whether you're an aspiring leader, a current administrator, or simply passionate about the future of education, this episode provides a roadmap for success and innovation in school leadership. Tune in and unlock the secrets to creating a dynamic, student-focused, and thriving learning environment.
Welcome to The SchoolHouse Podcast, where we delve into the powerful connection between identity, resilience, and mental health. In this episode, we feature two remarkable black women pursuing their doctoral degrees in mental health—Desirae , a high school counselor, and ShaQuina , working at the college level.
Join us for candid conversations as our guests share personal journeys, addressing challenges faced by black women in mental health professions and the significance of representation. Explore their insights on the unique mental health needs within the black community, bridging the gap between academia and real-world practice.
Tune in to The SchoolHouse Podcast for an enlightening discussion celebrating the resilience, determination, and vital contributions of black women in mental health. This episode amplifies their voices, shedding light on triumphs, advocacy, and the universal importance of mental health and representation.
For teachers, being emotionally strong is like having a superpower in the ever-changing world of education. They show us how to handle tough situations, learn from mistakes, and keep going with a positive attitude. This emotional strength doesn't just help them; it also makes the classroom a better place for everyone. When teachers bounce back from challenges, it creates a stable and supportive space for students. It's like having a superhero teacher who not only knows a lot but also inspires us to be strong and learn from our own experiences. So, when teachers stay resilient, they not only teach us subjects but also show us how to face life's ups and downs with courage and a smile.
"Championing Diversity: Celebrating the unique talents, backgrounds, and aspirations of every student in our vibrant academic community. 🌟📚 #InclusiveExcellence #StudentsUnite"
"Embrace the Brilliance, Ignite the Cheers! 🌟 Join us as we celebrate the diverse talents, victories, and achievements that make our school extraordinary. From the stage to the field, every success story deserves a spotlight. Let's rally together for every student, in every pursuit! 📚🎨🎓🏆 #UnityInDiversity #AllStars #SchoolSpirit"
"Unveiling the School Culture Challenge 🏫✨: In today's episode, we delve into the signs that your school culture might be in a slump - from lackluster enthusiasm to disengaged students. But fear not! Tune in for a roadmap on how to breathe new life into your academic haven. Let's explore actionable strategies and inspiring stories to transform your school culture from 'suck' to sensational! 🚀 #RevitalizeSchoolCulture #EducationRevolution"
"In today's episode, we delved into the critical role of both the education system and parents in nurturing and fostering the unique gifts and talents of children. It was a vibrant discussion centered on how the collaborative efforts of schools and parents contribute significantly to a child's developmen
Join us on an enlightening journey as we delve into the heart of 'Embracing Differences,' a thought-provoking and inspiring show dedicated to the importance of equity and diversity in today's ever-evolving world. In each episode, we explore the multifaceted dimensions of inclusivity, social justice, and the celebration of unique perspectives that make our world a beautifully diverse tapestry.
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"This is Mr. SchoolHouse's First Solo Episode. Today, Mr. SchoolHouse shared my interpretation of the first three episodes. Mr. SchoolHouse discusses the importance of parent involvement, showing love through your teaching practices, and allowing students to advocate for their ideas in the classroom.We want to hear from all of our guests! We are opening up for all of you to submit your topics to support you in your journey as educators.
Please submit your topics at [https://form.jotform.com/232881021728152 or you can email the topics theschoolhousepodcast@gmail.com].
In today's episode, we discuss the importance of getting more men involved in the school system. Mr. SchoolHouse believes the next question we have to ask ourselves is how we are going to retain the 2% that we already have. Mr. Jenkins also discusses the school-prison pipeline. The SchoolHouse is Jumping!
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@theinsightfulteacher
"In today's episode, we discuss the importance of utilizing your transferable skills. As an educator, you have many talents that can transfer into different industries. If you would like to know more about this topic, check out Chip on all social media platforms.
Instagram: @Chipbakertsc
Facebook: Chipbaker"
If you would like to know more about how to have Anti-Racism conversations in the education space. Please check out this episode The SchoolHouse Is Jumping!
To learn more about How to Have Antiracist Conversations or The Antiracist Heart, please visit:
In today's episode, we discussed how to make money in the education market. Money can be a taboo topic in education because it is a noble profession; however, educators deserve to get paid as well! The SchoolHouse is Jumping!"
In today's episode, we discussed the power of small-group and individual learning in an educational environment. Janee specializes in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) and is the owner of Brownie Bunch Tutoring. If you need additional assistance with your scholars' academics, please check out her tutoring company.
Instagram @browniebunchtutoring
Email browniebunchtutoring@gmail.com
"In today's episode, we discuss the importance of how to leverage ChatGPT in the school system. It can be effective, but it can also become detrimental to the learning environment. The SchoolHouse Is Jumping!"
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The reality is that some educational professionals do not feel professionally supported in the workplace. In this episode, we will discuss ways to access support outside of your workplace. The SchoolHouse Is Jumping!!
"We all know that during the pandemic, many educators had the desire to leave this profession. In this episode, we discuss how Big Brothers Big Sisters initiatives support schools by providing mentors to scholars."
"Join us in this episode as we delve into the invaluable role of graduation coaches in supporting teachers through challenging days. Discover firsthand accounts and expert insights on how these coaches provide essential guidance, empathy, and strategies, helping educators navigate emotional turbulence and transform tough moments into opportunities for growth and resilience."
In the most recent episode, we delved into the significance of integrating practices that are sensitive to trauma and being informed by trauma awareness. Furthermore, we explored the idea of enlisting external programs to bolster and align with the mission of schools
In today's episode, Lisa, the co-founder of Teach Your Heart Out, challenges the myth that students in Title I schools perform poorly academically. She emphasizes the importance of exceptions (innovative teaching methods) and teamwork as the blueprint for leading a successful Title I school. By addressing students' unique needs and fostering collaboration among teachers, administrators, and the community, Title I schools can help students achieve academic excellence.
In this episode, we embark on an enlightening journey through the intricate world of school culture and relationships. Join us as we unravel the threads that weave together the diverse tapestry of connections within educational settings. From the bonds between students, teachers, and parents to the impact of shared values and traditions, we explore the essential elements that shape a vibrant school community.
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In this particular episode of the podcast featuring Mr. SchoolHouse, he shares an inspiring and heartfelt poem dedicated to educators. The poem serves as a powerful reminder and encouragement for teachers to embrace their roles as champions in the lives of their students.
In this particular episode of the podcast featuring Mr. SchoolHouse, he shares an inspiring and heartfelt poem dedicated to educators. The poem serves as a powerful reminder and encouragement for teachers to embrace their roles as champions in the lives of their students.
Are you at a point in your educational career where you feel ready to take on a leadership role and evaluate others' leadership capabilities? In this episode, you will explore what it truly takes to lead a low-achieving school towards becoming a high-achieving institution.
"I had a great time interviewing Charles on The SchoolHouse Podcast. We had an insightful conversation about how school psychologists play an effective role in the school system. The SchoolHouse is Jumping"!
Mr. SchoolHouse shared his opinion on how educators should embrace the use of ChatGPT in the classroom. ChatGPT is an AI tool that can assist teachers in various ways such as answering student questions, providing additional resources, and generating personalized quizzes and exams.
In today's episode, Ken emphasizes the significance of understanding the policies, politics, and structure of school systems before putting your ideas into action. He also provides three practical tips towards the end of the episode on how to secure a principal position. And, there is a special giveaway at the end that listeners won't want to miss.
@Ken Douglass -Facebook
"Join us as we explore tips from Sam Brown, a renowned youth program developer, on the essential step of understanding your target audience. Discover the significance of knowing your avatar and how it can assist in creating personalized and effective youth programs. For more information on developing impactful youth programs at your school, check out his social media handles."
Social Media Handles
Instagram: faithandeffort
Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/@faithandeffort
During my interview with Isis, we emphasized the importance of being transparent with students and highlighted the perseverance required to run an educational consulting business.
Please Check Out Isis Social Media Platforms . She create engaging content for students and educators'
Facebook: Isis Amelia SpannWebsite -https://www.isisspann.com/
"In this podcast episode, we had the honor of interviewing Takiah about the essential role of therapy for educators and the impact of the school-to-prison pipeline on urban schools. Join us as we delve into these important and timely topics and learn more about the challenges and issues facing educators and students today. Tune in to hear Takiah's insights and perspective on these important issues.
In Today's Episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Principal Kafele. He breaks down the strategies that he utilized to become successful throughout his career in education. The SchoolHouse Podcast Is Jumping!
In Today's Episode, we discussed the benefits of teachers having mentors. If you would like free resources for additional support in this profession. Please check out the Teach Better Team Facebook Group and The Podcast!
Facebook Group- https://www.facebook.com/groups/teachbetterteam
Podcast-https://anchor.fm/teach-better-talk
In Today's Episode, we discuss tips aspiring educators can use in their interviews, and Jeff mentioned how social-emotional learning positively impacts teachers.
In Today's episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Savvy Demers. We discuss the importance of asset framing in the classroom. This strategy will be beneficial to your students. School leaders can also utilize asset framing in their evaluations.
In Today's episode, Dr. Donna Marie Cozine shares her first experience as a teacher, and she also breaks down the decision process of how she made her decisions as a school leader. If you would like to learn more about school leadership, please check out her FREE book- https://www.getdonnasbook.com/reverse-squeeze-page1598887488712
In Today's Episode, Rita discussed how she made learning fun during her teaching career. We also discussed the purpose of her education consultant business called F1NE-TUNE. As the CEO of her company, she strives to make professional development a fun experience for educators! Please check her website out if you would like to know more about F1NE-TUNE.- https://www.f1ne-tune.com/
Cerdic has encountered adversity in college. A school psychologist told him that he was not smart enough to be a teacher and that he should settle at been a preschool teacher. He overcomes this experience, and it has pushed him to be a phenomenon educator.
Desirae has been a school counselor for seven years. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in higher education. We dived into the importance of mental health for educators. The SchoolHouse Podcast Is Jumping!!
Ryan Joiner is a school teacher and has published two children's books about the power of reading. Ryan believes that counseling is a part of the teaching profession. Please share this with family and friends. The SchoolHouse Podcast Is Jumping!
Dr. Shaun Woodly has established a successful education brand called Teach, Hustle, Inspire. He has experience as a school teacher and professor. He provides insight on his journey to entrepreneurship as a speaker and professional development expert.
It was an honor to interview the founder of Champs Male Mentoring Program. Vondale was originally a school teacher and moved up in leadership to become an assistant principal. Vondale was able to leverage his experience as a school leader to start his mentoring program. Please share this episode with your family and friends!
Instagram@champsmentoring
In Today's Episode, I had the honor of interviewing Jon Corippo. Jon Corippo has had experience in the classroom, assisting with building a school from scratch, and he was an assistant superintendent. He explains the pedagogy that he has utilized to help him become a successful leader.
In today's episode, Andrea discussed how her first year of teaching high school students was challenging for her. Her students were not reading on grade level, which inspired her to get her master's degree in reading. Andrea is also the author of Take Me Home.
Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Take-Me-Home-Andrea-Bitner/dp/1398418919/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3B68BOL9YKKD0&keywords=take+me+home+andrea+bitner&qid=1660454034&s=instant-video&sprefix=Take+Me+Home+and%2Cinstant-video%2C118&sr=1-1
In today's episode, we discuss the issues that education is currently facing. We also discussed how Lee discovered her love for helping African-American kids in underserved communities.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Jen Warren. She has several years of experience as a principal, and in this episode, she breaks down the strategies she implemented during Covid. She also trains other school leaders. If you are an aspiring school leader, this episode is for you!
website: https://principalbadassery.com/?fbclid=IwAR1zdbIaQauwWJEgLTE6eI-CPRGEarjY2-Pcb27XMNKx8aVxA1FBhelxW98
Facebook: Jennifer Warren
In Today's episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Marcus Nick . Marcus nick has been educator for over twenty years. He breaks down the the difference between critical race theory and history.
Follow his instagram @Marcus Sankofa Nicks
In Today's episode, OC Chatman discusses his love for his community. His passion has led him to start his school and present to various schools, non-profits, churches, and so much more!
In Today's episode, Profe Sherrod Lamonte discusses how challenging it was for him to manage his classroom at the beginning of his teaching career. His principal decide to send him to a professional development class to enhance his skills in classroom management. He provides insight on this topic. Throughout his career, he had a deep desire to become a principal. He went to 60 interviews before becoming principal!! He is an example of what happens when you become committed to your dreams!
In Today's episode, we discuss how at-risk students will benefit from individualized learning plans and how teachers are able identify learning gaps . Please follow Ms. Lavonda on instagram @lovies_lessons
It was a pleasure to interview Dr.Darrin Peppard. He has over 25 years of education. Dr. Darrin won the School Principal of the year by WASSP/NASSP in 2016. Dr.Darrin was also the superintendent of the West Grand School District. In Today's episode, Dr. Darrin mentions how important it is for principals to utilize their assistant principals to help lead their school. We also discuss how important leadership is in education.
In Today's episode, it was a pleasure to interview Oak. Oak is school administration at a middle school. In some districts, teachers are stating that the administration can not relate to teachers. He breaks down the tangible tools administrations can use to connect with their staff.
Please follow his instagram for 6am motivation
@6amwithoak
Please follow the podcast page. Oak is the co-host serendipity with inky johnson
@serendipitywithinkyjohnson-podcast
In Today's episode, I interviewed Dan Mitchell . Dan Mitchell is a school principal and aspiring author. He discusses how to build the climate and culture of the school in detail. We also went over his upcoming book about transparency and its relation to education. Enjoy this episode!
In Today's episode, Ms. VaLarie discusses how important it is to build healthy connections with their kids in the classroom. Social media handles: Instagram:theeducatorseducator Facebook: VaLarie Humphrey Website: https://www.valariehumphrey.com/
In Today's episode, we discuss the importance of how important it is for educators to take care of their mental health. Ms. Tyshia also walks us through the steps of creating educational events and conferences. Please follow her Instagram @blackeducatorsconnect
In Today's episode, Ms. Aaliyah expresses that students' should have a platform to express their ideas in school. One great way to do this; allow students to be a part of the hiring process of hiring teachers.
In Today's episode, We discuss the importance of showing love toward the scholars in the classroom. Mrs.Mimi mentioned that she had to overcome several obstacles as a teenager. With determination and hard work, she was able to overcome those obstacles. She created a healthy balance between her job and business; if you want to start your own business while working as a teacher—devote time to it outside of your job. Start small if you have to.
In Today's episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Mr.Frederick. Mr. Frederick is a certified teacher, and he has taught secondary education. Mr. Friedick also has his tutoring program called YES. We covered the importance of how parents should be involved in their children's education and different strategies that teachers can implement to make education exciting for their scholars.