This Educator Has Questions
This Educator Has Questions
Podcast Description
Each episode in this series will attempt to answer a pressing question facing educators today. Whether you are an educator, any other education stakeholder, or someone interested in what’s going on in service professions today, come listen to us tackle tough issues from a variety of perspectives.
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Addresses critical questions in the education sector such as the challenges educators face today, exploring topics like job-related frustrations and the root causes of these challenges, with episodes like What Is Happening to Us? that provide insights and potential solutions.
Each episode in this series will attempt to answer a pressing question facing educators today. Whether you are an educator, any other education stakeholder, or someone interested in what’s going on in service professions today, come listen to us tackle tough issues from a variety of perspectives.
Click here for a deeper dive into the content, to share your stories, or to suggest a question I should tackle: https://www.getonthegrowthtrain.com/podcast
Why do some educational workplaces feel like a second home and exhibit phenomenal success while others work hard to develop and follow proper processes but often fall short in outcomes? In this episode, host and teacher Julie McCain interviews educational consultant and former superintendent Dr. Thomas Randle to dive into his experience with organizational culture and the role it plays in performance. She explores how creating a thriving culture doesn’t happen through “magic”–instead, it is a replicable possibility with actionable steps.
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https://www.getonthegrowthtrain.com/podcastepisodes/21-how-can-we-create-a-thriving-culture
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