Podcasts about iaedchat

The #IAedchat team tackled a difficult, but necessary conversation in this podcast. How do we address cyber-bullying, how do we promote upstanders, and what is the difference between bullying and peer conflict? We answer these questions and more in this mini-podcast.

In this #IAedchat, we discussed the power of gratitude and how this can contribute to positive school environments. This was a great conversation that you will not want to miss!

In this episode, the #IAedchat team captures the thoughts and reflections of the weekly Twitter chat dedicated to school culture. There are some great ideas shared in this episode to improve the culture in your setting. Visit tinyurl.com/iaedchat for more information.

The 2018-2019 school year is just a few weeks away. What are educators doing to gear up and get ready for another year? There were great ideas shared within the weekly #IAedchat on Twitter and highlights can be found within this episode.

Kim Strobel is transforming education and helping teachers bring creativity, innovation, excitement, and achievement back into the classroom. She’s an education consultant, well-versed in best-practice strategies. But she’s also a teacher, so she knows what it takes to implement real change—and that a lot of professional development fails to deliver. This conversation focuses on reinvigorating teachers’ purpose and passion, empowering them to step back into their classrooms with confidence and courage.

What's best for all students? Are we providing environments where ALL kids have equal opportunities? The discussion in this podcast recapped a the weekly #IAedchat focused on equity and opportunity for students and families. There are great pieces of information that you will not want to miss. Connect with us online: tinyurl.com/iaedchat

In this episode, the team digs a little deeper into authentic learning opportunities available to students inside and outside of the classroom. This a great discussion on Twitter and you can find the archive here: tinyurl.com/iaedchatoctober8.

In this mini-podcast, we discuss what works with school improvement. Many great thoughts and resources were shared within this show. Check out the Twitter chat archive at tinyurl.com/iaedchatoctober1

In this minicast episode, the #IAedchat team revisited the weekly Twitter discussion by highlighting a variety of thoughts, tools, and actions to move toward continual growth. Check out the Twitter chat archive at tinyurl.com/iaedchatseptember24

Every educator will face an elephant in the room at some point during the school year. Most will struggle to talk about the issues. What do great educators know about managing difficult discussion? Follow: @gustafsonbrad, @benjamingilpin @casas_jimmy @bamradionetwork Jimmy Casas is the principal at Bettendorf High School in Bettendorf, IA. The 2012 Iowa State Principal of the Year, Jimmy writes a blog called “Passion, Purpose, Pride,” at jimmycasas.blogspot.com. He is co-founder/moderator of #IAedchat and co-founder of EdCampIowa. Dr. Brad Gustafson is the principal and lead learner at Greenwood Elementary in Minnesota. Ben Gilpin is the principal at Warner Elementary School in Spring Arbor.

In this episode, the #IAedchat team led a conversation with Dr. Joe Mazza, founder and CEO of #makerdads, about innovation, family/community engagement, and parenting. You will not want to miss this show that is packed with fantastic information.

Dr. Jeffrey Zoul is a lifelong teacher, learner, and leader. During Jeff’s distinguished career in education he has served in a variety of roles, most recently as Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning with Deerfield Public Schools District 109 in Deerfield, Illinois. Jeff also served as a teacher and coach in the State of Georgia for many years before moving into school administration.    Zoul has also taught graduate courses at the university level in the areas of assessment, research, and program evaluation. He is the author/co-author of many books, including What Connected Educators Do Differently, Start. Right. Now. - Teach and Lead for Excellence, Improving Your School One Week at a Time, and Leading Professional Learning: Tools to Connect and Empower Teachers.    Jeff has earned several degrees, including his undergraduate degree from the University of Massachusetts and his doctoral degree from the University of Alabama. He is also been recognized for his work as an educational leader on numerous occasions, including the 2014 Bammy Educators’ Voice Award. In his spare time, Jeff enjoys running and has completed over a dozen marathons. Zoul resides in Evanston, Illinois.      Jimmy Casas recently completed his 22nd year in educational leadership, the last fourteen years as principal of Bettendorf High School in Iowa.     Jimmy was named the 2012 Iowa Secondary Principal of the Year and was selected as one of three finalists for NASSP 2013 National Secondary Principal of the Year.   In 2014, Jimmy was invited to the White House to speak on the Future Ready Schools pledge. He is the Co-Founder of EdCampIowa and also the Co-Founder of #IAedchat, an on-line discussion chat that takes place every Sunday evening at 8:00 p.m. CST.  Jimmy is the co-author of two popular educational books with Todd Whitaker and Jeff Zoul entitled, “What Connected Educators Do Differently,” and “Start. Right. Now.  Teach and Lead for Excellence”   Jimmy currently serves as a Senior Fellow for the International Center for Leadership in Education (ICLE) and also serves as an adjunct professor for Drake University, teaching a graduate course on Educational Leadership.   “Be noticeable. Be memorable.”       Jeff Zoul and Jimmy Casas Show Highlights How Jeff and Jimmy met and started WGEDD The importance of gift giving and taking care of people. The best gift you can give is your time. When you walk into a room do you leave it with more energy? Different ways to connect with staff. Do you acknowledge your staff by being visible and observing classes? The Daily 5. Why it’s important to make a commitment to celebration. 2-a-days (notecards to staff) How to build celebration into culture through staff meetings Students First Banquet (overcoming obstacles celebration)   “Passion. Purpose. Pride”   Resources Jeff’s blog Jimmy’s blog WGEDD website Start. Right. Now. What Connected Educators Do Differently. Jeff on Twitter Jimmy on Twitter

In this mini-cast, the #IAedchat team recaps the Twitter chat focused on taking intentional steaps to establish positive school culture. There were some great resources shared within this discussion; you can find the archive here: tinyurl.com/iaedchataugust13

In this mini-cast, the #IAedchat team recaps the Twitter chat focused on finishing the last couple weeks of summer while welcoming a new school year. There were some great resources shared within this discussion; you can find the archive here: tinyurl.com/iaedchataugust6

In this episode, the #IAedchat team welcomed Roark Horn, Andy Crozier, Kristy Cleppe, Stacy Behmer, Brian Williams, and Colin Wikan to talk about leadership, live from the School Administrators of Iowa Conference in Des Moines. Many topics were discussed during this live broadcast from the Iowa Events Center.

In this episode, the #IAedchat team of Dan Butler, Andrea Townsley, and Colin Wikan sat down with Tom Murray and Eric Sheninger, authors of Learning Transformed: 8 Keys to Designing Tomorrow's Classrooms Today. You will not want to miss this highly engaging and relevant conversation related to rethinking teaching and learning in the digital age.

Jimmy Casas served twenty-two years as an educational leader, including fourteen years as Principal at Bettendorf High School. Under his leadership, Bettendorf was named one of the Best High Schools in the country three times by Newsweek and US News & World Report. Jimmy was named the 2012 Iowa Secondary Principal of the Year and was selected as one of three finalists for NASSP 2013 National Secondary Principal of the Year. In 2014, Jimmy was invited to the White House to speak on the Future Ready Schools pledge.  In 2015, he received the Bammy Award as the National Secondary Principal of the year. Jimmy is the Co-Founder of EdCamp Iowa and #IAedchat, Finally, Jimmy is the co-author of the book, “What Connected Educators Do Differently,” and “START.RIGHT.NOW.,” which he wrote with Todd Whitaker and Jeff Zoul. Jimmy currently serves as a Senior Fellow for the International Center for Leadership in Education and also serves on the Professional Development Faculty for NASSP; the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Finally, he is the co-founder and CEO of ConnectEDD, an educational leadership company aimed at organizing world class professional learning conferences and professional development services for educators across the country. Follow Jimmy on Twitter: Jimmy Casas (@casas_jimmy) | Twitter Mentioned in this podcast: Jimmy's book: Start. Right. Now. Teach and Lead for Excellence International Center for Leadership in Education Dr. Bill Daggit Jimmy recommends the book: The Four Agreements by Don Michael Ruiz Jimmy's favorite app: Voxer Jimmy's favorite hashtags: #IowaEdChat #SatChat and #Tlap Life Fit Model Schools Schools of Excellence www.FutureReady.org Jimmy's website: http://www.jimmycasas.com  

In this minicast, Dan Butler and Andrea Townsley capture a few take-aways related to the weekly Twitter conversation on building leadership capacity in all people. You can find the Twitter chat archive at www.tinyurl.com/iaedchatjuly16

In this episode, Jon Harper talks with Andrea Townsley and Colin Wikan about vulnerability and embracing mistakes. Jon is the host of "My Bad," a podcast about this very topic. Jon is an avid blogger and a connected educator. You can find him on Twitter: @jonharper70bd

In this minicast, Dan Butler and Andrea Townsley capture a few take-aways related to the weekly Twitter conversation related to unplugging and recharging.

In this episode, Dan Butler and Colin Wikan talk with Dave Burgess, author of Teach Like a Pirate and President of Dave Burgess Publishing. In this conversation, Dave talks about passion in the classroom, student engagement, and changing the educational landscape for the better. You will not want to miss it!

The end of the year is upon us and things can get crazy if we let them! In this minicast, Dan Butler and Andrea Townsley recap a great Twitter chat discussion about keeping the "ship" afloat at the end of the school year. The Twitter chat archive can be found at tinyurl.com/iaedchatmay21

In this episode, Dan Butler and Andrea Townsley lead a conversation with Peter Dewitt on collective teacher efficacy, instructional leadership, the Corwin Connected Educator Series, among other educational topics. You will not want to miss this fantastic conversation!

In this episode, the #IAedchat team of Dan Butler, Andrea Townsley, and Colin Wikan welcomed Lavonna Roth who talked about Ignite your SHINE. Lavonna speaks about motivation, growth mindset, and brain-based strategies to engage all people. You will not want to miss this conversation!

In this episode, Dan Butler, Andrea Townsley, and Colin Wikan lead a discussion on homework. A number of participants chimed in to share their philosophies about this hot topic. You can find the Twitter chat archive of this conversation here: tinyurl.com/iaedchatapril23

In this episode, Dan Butler, Andrea Townsley, and Colin Wikan lead a discussion about the hiring process and various approaches that people take to land the best candidates. This discussion was full of information and feel free to check out the Twitter chat archive: tinyurl.com/iaedchatapril9; also take a look at our website for all things #IAedchat: tinyurl.com/iaedchat

In this episode, the #IAedchat team of Dan Butler, Andrea Townsley, and Colin Wikan led a discussion dedicated to Students First: Promoting Choice, Voice and Empowerment. Many thoughts were shared to provide excellent experiences for students and staff members. The Twitter chat archive can be found at tinyurl.com/iaedchatapril2

The #IAedchat team of Dan Butler, Andrea Townsley, and Colin Wikan welcomed Jennie Magiera to the podcast for a discussion about innovation and best practices in a variety of school settings. Jennie is the author of Courageous Edventures, keynote speaker, and Chief Innovation Officer. You can learn more about Jennie by visiting her website: teachinglikeits2999.com and you can follow her on Twitter: @msmagiera

Within this mini-cast, the #IAedchat team of Dan Butler, Andrea Townsley, and Colin Wikan welcomed Beth Holland to moderate a discussion about technology integration in a variety of settings. You can find the Twitter chat archive at tinyurl.com/iaedchatmarch19.

Within this mini-cast, Dan Butler revisited the Twitter chat dedicated to addressing the "elephant in the room" within educational situations. Andrea Townsley and Colin Wikan moderated a lively discussion, full of excellent reflections. The archive for the chat can be found at tinyurl.com/iaedchatmarch12.

In this mini-cast episode, Dan Butler recaps the Twitter chat that took place on March 5, 2017. Participants discussed, "One Foot Closing Out This Year and Another Leaping Into Next."

In this episode, the #IAedchat team of Dan Butler, Andrea Townsley, and Colin Wikan welcome Ross Cooper and Erin Murphy for a conversation dedicated to Project Based Learning. Ross and Erin are the authors of Hacking Project Based Learning: 10 Steps to PBL and Inquiry in the Classroom.

Mark Barnes, the creator of the Hacking Education series, joined the #IAedchat team of Andrea Townsley, Colin Wikan, and Dan Butler for a conversation about approaching issues from a different lens. There are currently 10 published books in the Hacking Education series with many more on the horizon.

Within this episode, the #IAedchat team of Devin Schoening, Aaron Becker, and Dan Butler welcomed Angela Maiers, founder of the Choose to Matter movement and author of several books including Classroom Habitudes and The Passion Driven Classroom. In this conversation, Angela talks about growth mindset, perseverance, and the genius found within everyone of us. You can learn more about Angela by visiting: http://www.angelamaiers.com/

The #IAedchat team of @casas_jimmy and @danpbutler led a conversaton with Paul Solarz and Josh Stumpenhorst on July 19, 2015. Paul and Josh are teachers and authors from Illinois. Paul is the author of Learn Like a Pirate and was recognized as the @ICE_IL Educator of the Year in 2014 while Josh wrote The New Teacher Revolution and was recognized as the Illinois Teacher of the Year in 2012. This conversation focused on personalized learning, Genius Hour, passion projects, best practices, and positive relationships with all students.

In this episode, Jimmy Casas and Dan Butler talked with Joe Sanfelippo and Tony Sinanis about positive school culture and telling the story of your school to promote students. Joe and Tony are the authors of three books, including their latest, Hacking Leadership. This episode was recorded on March 29, 2015.

Within this episode, the #IAedchat team welcomed Trevor Ragan, founder of trainugly.com for a conversation about growthmindset, deep practice, and learning. You will not want to miss the content shared within this show!

The #IAedchat team of Jimmy Casas, Devin Schoening, and Dan Butler welcomed Todd Whitaker on March 1, 2015 who shared what great educators do differently while adding a great deal of humor and energy to the conversation.

This show comes directly from the annual School Administrators of Iowa Conference in Des Moines. The #IAedchat team visited with Executive Director, Roark Horn, Eric Townsley, Lora Daily, Gary Zittergruen, Jo Prusha, Jason Strub, and Kelly Simon about leadership, how they reimagine teaching and learning, and other passion areas.

The #IAedchat team welcomed Alex Olson, Clint Heitz, Anna Upah, and Greg Deutmeyer to engage in a conversation about instructional coaching and the Teacher Leadership and Compensation System in the state of Iowa.

The #IAedchat team welcomed Shaelynn Farnsworth for a conversation dedicated to literacy, digital leadership, and thw workshop model of instruction.

Jimmy Casas Twitter is in his 22nd year of administrative leadership.  He received his BA in Spanish and Master’s in Teaching from the University of Iowa and his Master’s in Administrative Leadership from Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee.  Jimmy is currently working on his ED.S and serves as an adjunct professor for Drake University, teaching a graduate course on Educational Leadership.  Jimmy has served as principal at Bettendorf High School in Bettendorf, Iowa for the last 14 years.   Jimmy’s core purpose lies in serving others. He was named the 2012 Iowa Secondary Principal of the Year and was selected as one of three finalists for NASSP 2013 National Secondary Principal of the Year.  In 2014, Jimmy was invited to the White House to speak on the Future Ready Schools pledge.  In 2015, he was named the Bammy National Principal of the Year.  Jimmy is the Co-Founder of EdCampIowa and also the Co-Founder of #IAedchat, a popular online chat that takes place every Sunday evening at 8:00 p.m. CST.  Finally, Jimmy is the co-author of a book with Todd Whitaker and Jeff Zoul entitled, “What Connected Educators Do Differently.” What Great Educators Do Differently conference Leadership is lonely, but doesn’t have to be as lonely. Why it is meaningful to bring experts in to help us learn. How to create a network of excellence. How to create a mindset of excellence. How vulnerability impacts school leaders. People who take their jobs seriously want good things to happen for others. Surround yourself with excellence. Don’t be afraid to ask for help. How pride can be a benefit and a detriment How to define a problem clearly. When you surround yourself with a team, others will be there to protect and support you. Why it is important to make those who lead you look good. People who do good things, good things come back to them. Never blame someone above you for a decision made. Take on the hard issues privately. Your personal excellence starts over today. Your personal excellence starts over today with Jimmy Casas Transformative Principal special How to be a transformative principal? Spend time with kids, relationships matter, know peoples’ story. Take the Fall Listener Survey Loading… Please take a moment to rate this podcast in iTunes or on Stitcher.  Please follow me on Twitter: @jethrojones for the host and @TrnFrmPrincipal for the show. Buy Communication Cards Show notes on TransformativePrincipal.com Download Paperless Principal.   Sponsor: Sanebox Web Site Transformative Principal on Stitcher Refer A Principal Best Tools for Busy Administrators Survey  

In this episode, we unearth the issues behind a media firestorm around the limits of student voice. We'll explore a school's role in teaching character and responding to extreme student behavior. Follow: @gustafsonbrad, @benjamingilpin @bamradionetwork Aaron Becker is the principal at Fairfield High School in Fairfield, Iowa. He has been the principal for five years and associate principal for three years prior. He is also the co-founder of the Twitter chat #IAedchat.

In this 31st episode of PS, I connect with Dan Butler.  Dan was gracious enough to talk about his experience as the principal of both Epworth and Farley Elementary Schools in Epworth, Iowa.  He also shared some great resources on the show: How Dan Uses Google Forms When Collecting Observation Data Continuous Improvement at Farley Elementary School Here's how you can connect with Dan and check out his blog: Dan's Twitter Dan's Blog He also is a co-moderator of the awesomeness that is #IAedchat, which happens every Sunday night at 9 PM ET / 8 PM CT.   Here is the blog for Ben Gilpin, the Colorful Principal.

Dysfunctional relationships between tech directors and teachers can be profoundly frustrating to all. However, strong, collaborative relationships between tech directors and teachers can create exceptional learning possibilities. In the segment we talk about how to optimize these relationships to support learning. Follow: @Aaron_Becker32 @casas_jimmy @mwdegner @thomascmurray @ajpodchaski @iplante @Katrinastevens1 @s_bearden @bamradionetwork #edtechchat #edchat #edtech #PTchat Jimmy Casas is the principal at Bettendorf High School in Bettendorf, IA and named 2012 Iowa State Principal of the Year and co-founder/moderator of #IAedchat. Aaron Becker has served for the Fairfield Community School District in Iowa as a high school principal. He is co-founder #IAedchat. Matt Degner is Principal at South East Junior High. Tom Murray serves as the Director of Technology and Cyber Education for the Quakertown Community School District in Bucks County, Pa.

Ready to start telling your school's story to the world? Wondering where to start. Our guest is a master and in this segment he walk us through the fundamentals. So grab a cup of coffee and begin here. Follow: @casas_jimmy @Joesanfelippofc @TonySinanis Jimmy is the principal at Bettendorf High School in Bettendorf, IA. The 2012 Iowa State Principal of the Year, his blog is called Passion, Purpose, Pride and can be found at jimmycasas.blogspot.com. He is co-founder/moderator of #IAedchat, co-founder of EdCampIowa, and can be found on Twitter at @casas_jimmy.

Session 3 features an interview with Jimmy Casas.  Mr. Casas has been the principal of Bettendorf High School since 2002. He has a strong passion for students, networking, and serving others.  In 2012, he won the Iowa HS Principal of the Year and in 2013 he was a NASSP/MetLife National HS Principal of the Year Finalist. Jimmy is a speaker, consultant & co-founder/co-moderator of #IAedchat that happens on Twitter Sundays at 8pm CT.  Continue the discussion on the blog at www.EduAllStars.com.

Welcome to episode #5 of EdCamp Radio with your host Kristen Swanson. In this segment we discuss highlights from Edcamp Iowa. Follow:@kristenswanson, @casas_jimmy @mcleoud @bamradionetwork Jimmy Casas is in his 19th year of administrative leadership. He currently serves as principal at Bettendorf High School in Bettendorf, Iowa. An experienced administrator at both the middle and high school levels and Co-Founder of #IAedchat. Scott McLeod, J.D., Ph.D., currently is serving as the Director of Innovation for Prairie Lakes Area Education Agency 8 in Iowa. He is the author of What School Leaders Need to Know About Digital Technologies and Social Media.