Show-Me Education Podcast

This conversation took place at the 2022 District Continuous Improvement Summit. Educators from all over the state came to share and learn about how the District Continuous Improvement process improves student growth. This is accomplished through implementing best instructional practices with fidelity. In this episode, Chris Redmon sat down with a couple Early Childhood center at Fulton School District. They share their journey and how they were able to adapt the DCI practices to fit their setting.

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Welcome to Season 2 of the Show-me Education Podcast! In our first episode of the season, our Core Team discuss various ways to start the school year off on the right foot. We discuss strategies from all different viewpoints. Checkout the show notes linked below. You can also leave us a comment by following the link below too. 

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Missouri educators Rock! We here at the Show-me Education podcast know this. It is the reason why we try to showcase the awesome work our educators are doing within our episodes. This episode is dedicated to sharing a Thank You for all that our Missouri Educators do. Listen to administrators, educators and consultants give praise to those who dedicate themselves to our children!

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In this episode Show-Me Education team members, John Schuler and Rob Greenhaw continue their conversation with education consultants, Dr. Sonya Murray and Lisa Thompson, about steps Missouri schools can take to provide more equitable learning experiences for students.

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In this episode Show-Me Education team members, John Schuler and Rob Greenhaw interview education consultants, Sonya Murray and Lisa Thompson, about steps Missouri schools can take to provide more equitable learning experiences for students.

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In this episode, Dr. Christine Johnson and Micah Fritz, principal and assistant principal of Meadow Lane Elementary in the Lee’s Summit School District, respectively, describe the process of building a guiding coalition for their school community.  The two administrators summarize their unique story and promote being agents of change in the world of education.

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An historical and philosophical examination of state evaluations of school districts.

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Teacher retention has become a very important topic in education today.  Hiring, supporting, training, and retaining high quality teachers is paramount as we are experiencing a larger percentage of teachers retiring and or leaving the profession. In this episode, Shelly Parks, the 2019 Missouri Teacher of the Year, discusses five key areas related to teacher retention: Pandemic struggles that create educational challenges, need for local, state, and national action to retain classroom teachers, retention and the important link to families and communities, and why  teachers remaining in the classroom.

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Members of the Show-Me Education Podcast Core team sit down for a “roundtable” style discussion, swapping stories, tips, and tricks as we prepare for the upcoming hiring season in education. We discuss our favorites (and least favorite) interview questions, what questions candidates SHOULD be asking, the importance of research and social media, and much more.

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Jake Miller is the host of an amazing podcast called Educational Duct Tape. If you haven’t listened to it before today, well you definitely should! It’s linked, go ahead! We wanted him on our show to help explain his cooky idea of how duct tape and educational technology stick together. We use his outlandish idea to tackle a common classroom problem! Give it a listen, it will be fun!

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