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The Co-Teaching "First Date": Setting Norms Before Day One (opens the original)
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What do co-teachers need to align on before students walk through the door, from roles and discipline to workload, grading, and showing up as equal instructional leaders? Because strong co-teaching doesn’t start with the students, it starts with the partnership.
Functional vs. "Pinterest-Perfect": Designing Inclusive and Calming Spaces (opens the original)
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Skip the "Pinterest-perfect" pressure! Overly cluttered walls and bright decor can trigger sensory overload for neurodivergent learners. Building on Ep. 50 & 51, this episode breaks down how to design a calm, accessible classroom on a budget. Learn how to optimize traffic flow, set up low-cost re-regulation zones, and save wall space for co-created student work instead of store-bought posters.
Off the Screen, Into the Halls: Using AI to Clear Your Desk (opens the original)
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As a school leader, your most impactful moments don’t happen behind a computer screen; they happen in classrooms, hallways, and cafeteria chats. But how do you find the time to actually be present when administrative tasks are piling up? In this episode, we dive into how artificial intelligence can become your ultimate assistant. I’m sharing exactly how I leverage AI in my daily routine; from mapping out complex school event schedules and framing observation reports, to doing quick gut-checks on
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