In this episode I interview educator and author Kim Marshall.  You can access much of Kim Marshall’s work for free at www.marshallmemo.com.  His weekly Marshall Memo helps countless educators stay current on what’s happening in K-12 education.  We talk about how he creates and publishes the Marshall Memo, where education is headed in the next decade, best practices in teacher evaluation, how to stay current in the field, good habits that successful administrators have, and rookie mistakes to avoid.  Enjoy this interview with Kim Marshall.

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In this interview with veteran technology director and CIO Dr. Jeff Cimmerer, we explore the past, present, and future of instructional technology.  We also get into the traps and mistakes that school leaders can avoid to maximize the impact of technology and data in improving teaching and learning.  Contact Dr. Jeff Cimmerer at drjpc21@gmail.com

In this interview with educator and author Cheryl Dobbertin, we talk about how school leaders can support teaching and learning in their buildings.  With public debate over standards, curriculum, and assessment at an unprecedented and fevered pitch, we get into how administrators can manage all of the competing interests while still focusing on good instruction.  Enjoy this one with Cheryl Dobbertin.

In this first episode I lay out the purpose for the show - to fill a void.  There are no podcasts out there dedicated to helping practicing and aspiring school leader improve their craft.