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Dive into the world of K-12 education leadership with The Table Podcast Series. Host Bridget Johnson, a veteran educator with 20+ years of experience, brings you insightful conversations on innovation and best practices in student life.Each episode features thought-provoking…
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Family Engagement Is a Relationship, Not a Head Count | Nitza Jimenez (opens the original)
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Family Engagement Is a Relationship, Not a Head Count | Nitza Jimenez What if the family your school has written off as non-responsive is actually drowning? Family engagement usually gets measured as a head count: who came to the football game, who showed up for trunk or treat. Nitza Jimenez, a family engagement and parent communication strategist with over a decade across education and community health, says that number rewards the families who can already get to the building, and misses the on
Restorative Practice Across 64 Nationalities | Alistair Goold (opens the original)
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Restorative Practice Across 64 Nationalities | Alistair Goold What happens to belonging when almost nobody in the building is from the country they live in? Alistair Goold has spent 19 years as an international educator across three continents, and he says restorative practice changed shape in every one of them. In Scotland's inner-city schools, affective statements were his superpower, because for some kids that was the only positive language they heard all day. In the Middle East, he found tha
Addiction Proofing Your School: What's Changed | Kriya Lendzion (opens the original)
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Addiction Proofing Your School: What's Changed | Kriya Lendzion Content note: this conversation includes candid discussion of addiction and recovery, overdose, suicide, and sexual assault, including Kriya's own experience. If you or someone you know is struggling, the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is available 24/7 by call or text. What if the substance use policy in your student handbook was written for a supply that no longer exists? Kriya Lendzion has spent more than 30 years as a licensed
Beyond Generational Labels in Schools | Dr. Unnatti Jain (opens the original)
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Beyond Generational Labels in Schools | Dr. Unnatti Jain The friction between the adults in your building probably isn't generational. Underneath it, you'll usually find role clarity, workload, or norms nobody ever agreed on. Bridget Johnson opens this one with the skeptical question: how much of what we call a generational difference is really age, career stage, personality, or circumstance? Dr. Unnatti Jain, a speaker, coach, and behavioral change specialist who studies generational difference
Why Women Leaders Struggle to Delegate | Rebecca Malotke-Meslin (opens the original)
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Why Women Leaders Struggle to Delegate | Rebecca Malotke-Meslin Your head of school notices you are drowning and says, "You need to delegate more." That is the whole instruction. So why is it so hard to do? In this episode, Bridget Johnson talks with Rebecca Malotke-Meslin, founder of Pleasantly Aggressive Coaching and Consulting, about why delegation is rarely a time-management problem and almost always something deeper. Rebecca connects the resistance to socialization and perfectionism: women
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