Random Schools Podcasts

Everything rests on leadership. Each fortnight on PiXL’s Leadership Bookclub, Rachel Johnson, PiXL CEO, will be joined by two school leaders to discuss one non-educational leadership book that can change the way we think, teach, and lead. Reflecting, they talk about the lessons they have learned about their own leadership, and the result is honest, candid conversation, with practical takeaways for all educators. PiXL is a partnership organisation of thousands of schools, colleges and alternative education providers spanning KS1-5. Find out more about how you could gain value from a PiXL subscription: https://www.pixl.org.uk/membership

Categories: Arts, Education

Tags: Education, leadership, presenting, schools, speaking, teachers, teaching

“Letters from the Lunchroom” is brought to you by SparkWheel. During this podcast, we talk to people who have a relationship with our organization. From students to staff members, alumni to volunteers, we know that people who connect with non-profits have a story that led them there, and we want to know that story.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: allinforkids, bethespark, cafeteria, community, elementary school, High School, Kids, Letter, letters, lunchroom, mentor, middle school, non-profit, nonprofit, role model, school, schools, sparkwheel, story, teacher, volunteer

A podcast about education. Every episode, Voice of San Diego’s Scott Lewis and Will Huntsberry bring you a new story about schools and the system that makes them work (or not). This season, we’ll have stories about a scam that cost California millions of dollars, what happens when a school stops feeling safe and the future of early education. Subscribe now to get every episode. We’re back from summer vacation Sept. 25th.

Categories: Education, News

Tags: breaking, Education, homeschool, local, localnews, News, newspaper, nonprofit, Politics, privateschool, publicschool, school, schooling, schoolingsystem, schools, student, teacher, teaching

Many school system initiatives struggle to get results. Why? All of us who care about education — district staff, community leaders, principals, teachers (and the people who love them) — know that school districts face huge challenges: from persistent achievement gaps, to teacher shortages. And we know how frustrating it feels when strategic plans and best efforts don’t produce significantly better results for teachers and students. It was hard for teachers in Tulsa Public Schools to meet their students’ diverse needs and deliver instruction that met new, more rigorous standards. This challenge was exacerbated by high levels of teacher turnover (especially among new teachers) and low levels of education funding. By (1) clearly defining what schools needed to be successful, and (2) shifting resources and designing processes to give schools the support they need, the district IS getting traction and seeing results. In this mini-podcast, real school and district leaders share details about what they did and how they did it.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: Budget, change, development, Education, K12, learning, Management, oklahoma, planning, principals, Professional, schools, Strategic, strategy, students, teachers, tulsa

Hosts, Andrew, a White dad from Denver, and, Val, a Black mom from North Carolina, dig into topics about race, parenting, and school segregation. With a variety of guests ranging from parents to experts, these conversation strive to live in the nuance of a complicated topic.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: choice, diversity, Education, IntegratedSchools, integration, privilege, race, schools

Welcome to JoJo Gnome’s Story Podcast, recorded in the garden shed at the bottom of JoJo Gnome’s garden in Scotland. Jo Hall will be sharing stories about JoJo Gnome and his friends with you. You’ll also be able to join in and invent your own stories. Ideal for ages 3-6 years. Fun follow up activities can be found at www.jojognome.com

Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: Alphabet, animalstory, bedtimestory, CFE, Children, curriculumforexcellence, earlyyears, johall, johannahall, jojognome, keystage1, kindergarten, literacy, nature, nursery, OutdoorLearning, poems, primary1, primary2, rhymes, schools, Scotland, shortstoriesforchildren, Stories, story, toddler, traditionalstory, vocabulary, waiting

Welcome to our podcast series “Mentorships in Education”, presented by Just Education (justeducationfirst.com). Each week your host, Judi Epstein, will welcome expert guests for enlightening conversations relating to education, mentorship, innovations, new resources, and much more. This podcast addresses all levels and aspects of the academic landscape and is designed for teachers, education professionals, administrators, parents, and everyone in between. We look forward to having you as a part of the Just Education community!

Categories: Education

Tags: academic, educate, Education, educational, educator, educators, schools, students, teach, teachers, teaching

The latest news about happenings at School Districts across California

Categories: Arts, Education, Science

Tags: administrators, Education, schools, Superintendent, teachers

Most Likely to Change the Worldexplores how educators across the country are dramatically improving the educational system in the United States WITHOUT changing teachers or curriculum. You will hear the real world challenges of educators and administrators from every type of school environment and learn how they overcome those challenges with a dramatic and transformative innovation that leads to stronger and healthier bonds between teachers, students, administrators, and families.

Produced in partnership with the Barr Center, Most Likely to Change the World is an exciting inspirational series that proves positive change in our school systems is possible.

– SAME STUDENTS
– SAME TEACHERS
– BETTER RESULTS

Most Likely to Change the World is 100% committed to sharing something extraordinary.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: Angela Jerabek, Angie Jerabek, BARR Center, data, Education, Innovation, Positivie, principals, relationship, schools, students, teachers, Transformation

California once ranked among the top states in per student investment. What happened and what will it take for us to climb our way back? Join us as we trek through the surprisingly fascinating world of schools, money and California’s future. ***During the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re also featuring timely stories, guidance, personal experiences and strategies for navigating this health, economic and equity crisis.***From local educators, parents and district leaders to education advocates, researchers and State Capitol insiders, we explore the stories of those who have had a hand in shaping education funding and policy, and all those touched by it.

Categories: Education, News, Society & Culture

Tags: Budget, business, California, Education, Finance, funding, legislation, policy, schools, teachers

WE LOVE SCHOOLS highlights success stories in school communications campaigns. We address the issues, obstacles and benefits of communicating with your community in today’s all-access social media-driven world. Subscribe to our podcast for inspiration, best practices and critical industry news.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: communication, Education, K12, parents, schoolboards, schools, socialmedia, students, teachers, teaching

FORMERLY INDEPENDENT CURRICULUM: THE PODCAST. Peter Gow, Independent Curriculum Resource Director Emeritus at One Schoolhouse, talks with teachers and other leaders in the field of education to explore new ideas and practices that can improve and advance the educational experience of all children toward engagement, efficacy, meaningful purpose, and equity. Creative and passionate educators in forward-thinking schools and organizations are liberating themselves and their institutions to push their practices to reach and meet the needs of every child. Drawing on host Peter Gow’s experience, curious and insightful perspective, and extensive connections in the world of independent schools, the EDUCATION FURTHER PODCAST mines and shares valuable wisdom and great ideas.

Categories: Education

Tags: Assessment, Curriculum, Education, gow, oneschoolhouse, schools

At The Marches Academy Trust ‘Together We Grow’ podcast, we chat to professionals, policy makers, staff, students and celebrities about the power of education and how we shape the future. We also bring you news and updates from within the Marches Academy Trust. Hosted by CEO Sarah Finch

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: childeducation, Education, school, schools

Gradebook takes you inside the world of Florida education issues with reporter discussions and newsmaker interviews on the hottest topics of the week. Florida has been a national leader in education initiatives for more than two decades, and our team brings you closer to the action.

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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Categories: Education, Government

Tags: Charter schools, Citrus County, Class size, Common Core, Education, Florida, Florida government, Florida Standards, Hernando County, Hillsborough county, Pasco County, Pinellas County, School board, schools, State government, Tampa Bay, teachers, teaching

The Educate U.S. podcast is a weekly podcast discussing important and pressing topics around the education space. Featuring co-hosts Nick Zaveri, Dr. Stacey Schultz and Dr. Patrice Fenton. For more on our show, visit us at – https://www.leonmedianetwork.com/educate-us

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Categories: Education, News, Society & Culture

Tags: Books, college, educate, learning, literacy, News, professors, schools, teachers, teaching

A colleciton of audio podcasts covering the Grandview C-4 School District in Grandview, Missouri. From student reflections, alumni, staff interviews and much more.

Categories: Education

Tags: csd4, Education, Grandview, interviews, Missouri, Podcasts, schools

Synthesizing over two decades of Dr. Beth Reese’s work bringing practical, research-based self-regulation tools from mindfulness and yoga on and off the mat into daily life, this podcast shares stories and ideas for integrating techniques into homes, classrooms, schools, and beyond. When Dr. Beth Reese’s then 6-year-old daughter started hurling chairs at her in a busy airport, she knew something was up. Soon after, she learned that her daughter had sensory processing disorder, considered by many to be a spectrum disorder. Realizing that what Beth was learning on her yoga mat could help her daughter “off the mat”, she founded Yogiños: Yoga for Youth® in 2008. As for Dr. Reese’s once chair-hurling daughter, she is now an award-winning filmmaker in UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and Television.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Tags: children’s yoga, classrooms, Compassion, compassion in action, Education, meditation, mindfulness, movement, nutrition, off the mat, parenting, parents, research-based, schools, self-regulation, Sensory Processing Disorder, spectrum disorder, teacher, teens, tweens, wellbeing, yoga, yoga for kids, yoga for teens, yoga for tweens

Welcome to the Coaching in Education Podcast from Growth Coaching International – where theory and good intentions meet reality! Educators from a range of educational settings worldwide share their coaching journeys and consequently, these stories offer lots of insights about implementing coaching in educational settings. Our 2021 host, Richard Reid, lives and works in County Down, Northern Ireland and brings the warm and humble perspective of teacher, Principal, coach and mentor to his role hosting our podcast series. GET IN TOUCH: Head to http://www.growthcoaching.com.au to subscribe to our free Coaching in Education updates and resources. Email us at info@growthcoaching.com.au.

Categories: Education

Tags: coachingineducation, coachinginschools, mentoringineducation, mentoringinschools, principals, schools, teachers