HeyJaredYou Can Measure ANYTHING ® - The Podcast
Measurement happens. Join host Dr. Nicole Alioto and guest experts who will share experiences and tips that you can use to improve your data collection efforts and help you make better decisions.
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From Idea to Impact: Measuring Adoption in Early Childhood Systems with Dr. Sondra Stegenga | S4E6 (opens the original)
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Introducing a new program, process, or practice does not guarantee that people will actually use it. In this episode, Dr. Nicole Alioto and Dr. Sondra Stegenga talk about how to define adoption and the importance it plays in determining whether or not your program has an impact. If you are implementing a program or service in your organization or school and you want to know if it made a difference or not, don't skip this episode!
How We Can Use the Building Blocks of Life to Find and Measure Our Own Potential with Scott Fossler | S4E5 (opens the original)
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Potential describes what someone may be capable of achieving—but how can you measure something that has not happened yet? In this episode, Dr. Nicole Alioto speaks with Scott Fossler about defining potential, recognizing indicators of future growth, and avoiding assumptions that may limit how we evaluate our abilities.
Can You Measure Empathy? Supporting Our Youngest Learners with Icle Freeland and Kristin Woodward-Vaassen | S4E4 (opens the original)
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Empathy is often described as the ability to understand another person’s perspective or experience—but what does empathy look like in practice and can it be measured? In this episode, Dr. Nicole Alioto speaks with Icle Freeland and Kristin Woodward-Vaassen from Two by Two Character Development about defining empathy and supporting our youngest learners in developing it so that they can build strong relationships and positive futures!
The Episode that Talks about Measuring Trust in Schools with Dr. Jen Schwanke | S4E3 (opens the original)
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Trust me. Two words that are sure to destroy school culture. How can you build a culture of trust when there have been so many challenges? Did you inherit a culture of mistrust? Are there emerging concerns that you want to work through to avoid an impact on morale? How do you identify the trust killers so you can make a measurable impact on them? In this episode, Dr. Nicole Alioto speaks with Dr. Jen Schwanke about the behaviors that build trust, the actions that weaken it, and how leaders can a
Measuring Soft Skills that Make a Difference in the Workplace with Yadi Caro | S4E2 (opens the original)
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Communication, collaboration, and adaptability, are often considered “soft skills,” but these abilities can have a significant impact on performance and success. In schools and workplaces across the US, there is a growing recognition of the need for "soft skills." While the name for these critical skills often changes, what they represent does not - key elements for a successful career. Join Dr. Alioto and her guest, Yadi Caro, and they discuss the framework from Yadi Caro's new book, "Hardcore
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