Learning Through Leading

Listen as the Learning Through Leading co-hosts, Nick Sutton and Matt Jacobson, reflect on 3 years of our podcasting journey. We'll also discuss what we have going on now and what the future may hold.

Until next time, friends...

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Dr. Nick and Matt have a candid and informative discussion with Angela Bayer-Persico, Director of Little Angels Child Development, of Yonkers, NY.

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Nick and Matt are available for on-site and remote consulting, coaching, and professional learning events for your school! Reach out to us on our Contact Us page!

Order Nick’s book and download the free study guide on our website.

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Interested in extending your professional learning? Check out the books and online courses from EduMatch, and use code LEARNLEAD at checkout to save 10%!

Recently we had the opportunity to get to know Principal Mike Earnshaw, who also happens to be the co-host of the Punk Rock Classrooms Podcast. In this episode, Mike talks with us about supporting educators throughout the pandemic, his work with the podcast, and his new publication with EduMatch Publishing.

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SOPPA - the Student Online Personal Protection Act - goes into effect July 1, 2021. Join us as we learn more about the law and tools that can help schools remain in compliance with it from LTC Executive Director Tim McIlvain and LTC Director of Technology Services Chris Wherley.  

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Disclosure: Matt Jacobson is employed by the Learning Technology Center of Illinois.

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What we intended to be a discussion of school finance really turned into a fantastic talk about managing the stresses involved with leadership. Dr. Mike Curry, Superintendent of the Abingdon-Avon School District in western Illinois, provides his insight, habits, and advice to support school leaders on a daily basis and during difficult times.

Being a superintendent is like being “...a seal balancing a ball while riding a unicycle on a tightrope over a volcano.” --Mike Curry

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See Carly’s Translation Spreadsheet Tool (To use with your students, click File > Make a copy)

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From Season 1 Episode 23, January 19, 2020: 

We had a great talk with Christine Witcher and Melanie Kong about Floop, an app that supports teacher and peer feedback in almost any classroom. Listen to their startup story and how Melanie and Christine have used their classroom experiences and action research to build student agency and efficacy. Then check out Floopedu.com to see how you can use it in your classroom.

Contact the Floop team via Email: team@floopedu.com

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Enjoy our chat with our friend, Lloyd Kilmer, in this episode. Learn about his views on cultural competency, leadership, and the pandemic's impact on education. You'll also learn more about the ways that Performance Learning can help your school or business improve performance in our new reality.

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Based on research and built by teachers, Floop is a web app that helps teachers give meaningful feedback faster. Collect images, PDFs, and Google Docs from students, and leave text and audio comments that lead to conversations. Empower students to give each other feedback and build their feedback skills through Floop's guided peer review. For 20% off your first year of Floop: Sign up at www.floopedu.com, and then enter the coupon code LEARNLEAD20 before October 31, 2020 (Instructions: Applying a Coupon Code).

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Based on research and built by teachers, Floop is a web app that helps teachers give meaningful feedback faster. Collect images, PDFs, and Google Docs from students, and leave text and audio comments that lead to conversations. Empower students to give each other feedback and build their feedback skills through Floop's guided peer review. For 20% off your first year of Floop: Sign up at www.floopedu.com, and then enter the coupon code LEARNLEAD20 before October 31, 2020 (Instructions: Applying a Coupon Code).

Remembering YOU in Times of Uncertainty and Change, by Maggie Gifford on the TeachBetter Blog

Finding YOU Outside of the Classroom, by Amanda Post on the TeachBetter Blog

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SPECIAL OFFER

Based on research and built by teachers, Floop is a web app that helps teachers give meaningful feedback faster. Collect images, PDFs, and Google Docs from students, and leave text and audio comments that lead to conversations. Empower students to give each other feedback and build their feedback skills through Floop's guided peer review. For 20% off your first year of Floop: Sign up at www.floopedu.com, and then enter the coupon code LEARNLEAD20 before October 31, 2020 (Instructions: Applying a Coupon Code).

This episode highlights author and first-grade teacher Adrienne Graham and her first book, The Color of Friendship. Adrienne talks to us about the importance of this book, the process she went through to publish it, and how it can be used in the classroom. We are happy and proud to help amplify and support her voice and the message of The Color of Friendship.

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Based on research and built by teachers, Floop is a web app that helps teachers give meaningful feedback faster. Collect images, PDFs, and Google Docs from students, and leave text and audio comments that lead to conversations. Empower students to give each other feedback and build their feedback skills through Floop's guided peer review. For 20% off your first year of Floop: Sign up at www.floopedu.com, and then enter the coupon code LEARNLEAD20 before October 31, 2020 (Instructions: Applying a Coupon Code). 

Nick and Matt have a very candid conversation with Dr. Tina Halliman, Superintendent of the SPEED S.E.J.A. District 802. Dr. Halliman discusses the unique challenges of leading a special education district during a time of remote learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Halliman emphasizes the importance of educator self-care while supporting students with special needs. 

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As we open our second season, we are very happy to introduce you to educator and author Melody McAllister. Melody's book for children, I'm Sorry Story, helps students understand and respond to the feelings of others. In this episode, Melody discusses her book and how it might be used to support students' social-emotional learning. Melody also discusses her core value of developing relationships with students and families alike. 

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This episode focuses on how two school districts, one suburban and one rural, are adjusting their existing e-learning plans to a longer-term remote learning situation. Shannon Duling is the superintendent of Princeville Community Unit School District 326 in rural central Illinois. John Connolly is the Chief Technology Officer in suburban Consolidated Community High School District 230. Together we discuss the surprising commonalities in their approaches to adapting their existing e-learning plans to our current reality of longer-term remote learning.

This episode was recorded just before the State of Illinois had released their guidelines supporting remote learning. The approaches taken by each of these very different school districts aligns nicely to the state guidelines and provides valuable insight into the process of adapting e-learning plans, which were designed for just a day or two of instructional support, into longer-term remote learning plans.

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Adam Valencic and Alex Valencic offer some insights into their experiences in remote learning and online learning. Adam Valencic is an instructional designer at Lindenwood University in Missouri. Alex Valencic, is the Coordinator for 21st Century Teaching and Learning for the Freeport (IL) School District #145. Together, these brothers discuss their ideas to support learners and educators navigate remote learning online.

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Regional Superintendent Jodi Scott was part of the team that created the Illinois Remote Learning Recommendations. In this special episode, Jodi returns to our show to discuss the differences between Illinois’ current Remote Learning Recommendations and earlier legislation. Listen as Jodi provides critical clarifications and insights. 

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Heather and Mike Acerra are the educational entrepreneurs behind Luxblox, allowing students to explore science, engineering, and design in almost any setting. Luxblox are non-digital high-tech learning tools that enable teachers to approach a multitude of subjects with a hands-on and creative approach. Lux Blox are used in schools, STEAM labs and maker spaces around the globe. Lux Blox are especially popular in Finland and HungaryLux Blox are the featured exhibit at museums around the nation and are part of the permanent exhibit on structures and math at the National Museum of Mathematics in New York City. Check out the Luxblox hands-on learning video. In this episode, Mike tells us about how Luxblox can be used in classrooms to support science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics in almost any learning activity. 

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Ben also discusses the importance of educator self-care during these times of change.  

Ben recently conducted a webinar for Nick's teachers on these and other topics to help them prepare for e-learning. View the webinar on demand. 

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In this episode we take a look back at our interview with Rae Hughart, educator, trainer, and Director of Professional Development for the TeachBetter Team.  When we started this podcast, Rae was one of the guests we both knew we needed to have on. In this look back at Episode 5 of the Learning Through Leading Podcast, Rae talks with us about her journey from brand new teacher to classroom innovator, as well as some of the new projects she was working on back then. If you follow Rae on social media, you also know that she has another new project in the works, too. Rae has written a book, called Teachers Deserve ItI, with Adam Welcome. While we eagerly await the release of that book’s release, we hope you enjoy this look back with our first interview with Rae Hughart!

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We would also like to encourage you to check out the soon-to-be-released book that he has co-authored with our friend Rae Hughart (@raehughart), entitled Teachers Deserve It!

One last thing: We’d really appreciate it if you’d take a moment to give us a rating and a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Your input helps us improve our podcast and helps spread the word about our show. Last, If you’d like to suggest a topic for us to cover, ask us a question, or even appear on a future episode of Learning Through Leading, please visit us at anchor.fm/learningthroughleading and leave us a voice comment. We may use your ideas on a future episode! Thanks again for listening.

The Illinois Learning Technology Purchasing Program, or ILTPP, helps schools and districts find more affordable options to support learning through a wide variety of technology tools. Through this service, ILTPP also has a unique perspective on the latest trends and topics that educators around Illinois are pursuing. Courtney Fleeger of ILTPP joins us to help shed light on this and explain how ILTPP can help. 

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ILTPP is an initiative of the Learning Technology Center (LTC) and contributes to the LTC’s mission of building statewide capacity for educational change through technology-related professional learning, programs, initiatives, and support.

Tim McIlvain is the Director of the Learning Technology Center of Illinois, known as the LTC. In this episode, Tim discusses some of the many services provided by the LTC. Tim shares his knowledge of recent legislation, some cybersecurity tips, and a preview of the array of upcoming LTC professional learning opportunities for educators, administrators, and IT professionals.

Check out the links to all the LTC has to offer, including:

Stay on top of everything the LTC can offer, and interact with other educators and ed-tech professionals by joining the LTC Community.

Acronyms heard in this episode

LTC: Learning Technology Center of Illinois

ILTPP: Illinois Learning Technology Purchase Program

NIST: National Institute of Standards and Technology

SOPPA: Student Online Personal Protection Act

Tim McIlvain’s Contact Info

Disclosure: Co-Host Matt Jacobson is an employee of the Learning Technology Center of Illinois. 

Dr. Courtney Orzel will soon soon take on the role of Associate Director for Professional Development for the IASA: the Illinois Association of School Administrators. In this episode, Dr. Orzel discusses her love of professional learning and shares her views on the current challenges and future directions for professional learning in Illinois.

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In this episode, Nick and Matt learn about TeacherFit from its founder, Nick Mann. We'll learn how TeacherFit can help students, educators, and entire schools and districts build healthy habits, including mindfulness, yoga, and even weight training. After listening to this episode, we hope you'll be inspired to visit TeacherFit.com to learn more, like we did! 

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We had such a great time at the Illinois Education And Technology Conference - #IETC19 - that we couldn't contain it in just one episode! Here we have the rest of our interviews with educators from Illinois and surrounding states. We know you'll have as much fun listening to these interviews as we had recording them! Check out all the links in the show notes at www.LearningThroughLeading.com 

Interviews

Recently Matt and Nick visited the Illinois Education Technology Conference - #IETC19 - in Springfield, Illinois. Nick was able to join virtually via a telepresence robot, provided courtesy of Cindy Arthur at the Faculty Technology Learning Center at Carl Sandburg College in Galesburg, Illinois. Matt and "Virtual Nick" talked with people at #CoffeeEDU about some of the trends and interests of educators throughout Illinois. We'll be back next week with more interviews from folks who attended #IETC19! 

@DrNickSutton Nick on Twitter 

@YodaMatt68 Matt on Twitter 

Many thanks to the folks at ideaillinois.org for sponsoring us this month! 

Clip 1: WearCareShare.com

Clip 2: Joshua Stamper of the Aspire Podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get podcasts

Clip 3: Michelle White, Dunlap, IL, elementary educator reflects on culturally responsive education

Clip 4: Nick Mann of TeacherFit.fit discusses educator wellness

Clip 5: Alex Oris of Cuyahoga Falls, OH, discusses technology integration

Clip 6: Mark Losey and Milo, the Robot for Autism

Clip 7: Jake Miller, from the Educational Duct Tape Podcast

Clip 8: Crystal Parker, English Teacher from Florida

Clip 9: Jen Molitor, Instructional Coach, Educator, and author of The Happy Teacher's Handbook

Clip 10: Christy (??) Instructional Coach from Akron (OH) Public Schools

Clip 11: Christina Florence, educator

Clip 12: BreAnn Fennell, presenter

Clip 13: Tiffany Ott,Director of Curriculum Development for the TeachBetter Team

Clip 14: Latezeon Balentine, educator and author

Clip 15: Amanda Post and Maggie Gifford, educators from rural Ohio

Clip 16: Don Epps, education leader from southeast Kansas

We enjoyed an incredibly informative talk with Thomas C. Murray about preparing students for the future, designing learning spaces, and his new book, Personal and Authentic: Designing Learning Experiences that Last a Lifetime.

Future Ready Schools are “...schools that put kids before adults… (and) do whatever it takes to support all kids… schools where people want to be… where people respect people.”

Learning space redesign is “...not about being pretty for Pinterest, this is understanding how the brain works (and) learns and how do we maximize spaces for learning.”

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This episode has been brought to you by IDEA - the Illinois Digital Educators Alliance.

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Listen to our interview with Tim Cavey, host of the Teachers on Fire podcast! Tim is an awesome educator with an amazing repertoire of podcasts and other media:

Teachers On Fire Website & Podcast: https://teachersonfire.net/

Teachers On Fire Magazine on Medium: https://medium.com/teachers-on-fire

Gr8 Expectations Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gr8-expectations/id1449281681

https://twitter.com/TeachersOnFire

(Check out Happy Birthday, Teachers on Fire)

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Make sure to check out all the tools from Mike's toolbox and read the full show notes at www.learningthroughleading.com  

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Thanks for listening! 

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Enjoy our discussion of leadership ideas with Adam Welcome, co-author of Kids Deserve It and author of Run Like a Pirate and Empower Our Girls. 

Follow Adam Welcome on Twitter at @mradamwelcome and visit his website

Counterpoint: TEDtalk by Atul Gawande: Want to get great at something? Get a coach

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Learn a little about us, Dr. Nick Sutton and Matt Jacobson, and hear our interview with Rushton Hurley, author of Making Your School Something Special and Making Your Teaching Something Special. (Amazon Link) Learn more about Rushton's work at www.nextvista.org. 

Learn more about Nick, Matt, the work they do, their thoughts on education, and catch up on all their podcast episodes at LearningThroughLeading.com 

Thanks for listening! 

Matt and Nick