JackEd Up
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Latest Episodes
The Heartbeat Educator: A Movement For Educators Who Lead With Heart
Click below to receive a special listener gift from Dr. Honnickhttps://theheartbeateducator.com/giftsWebsite link: https://thehe...
Begin the School Year by Re-visiting Your Financial Health
Click here to share encouragement, questions and feedbackRetirement Terms Explained: Quick Guide for EducatorsMany educators hear retirement terms like 403(b...
JackED UP! Season 1 Finale: Re-Assuming Brilliance with Mrs. Pozo
It’s a wrap on Season 1! To celebrate our season finale, we’re throwing it back to our most downloaded, most shared episode of the entire year: Assuming Brilliance: How One Student's Path Was Redirected by the Choices Educators Made<...
The 250 Year Public Education Experiment: Form and Purpose
Let's dive into the history of American Public Education after coming out of America's 250th-year celebration. Global listeners, stay tuned as I maintain worldly relevance as I zoom out and touch on global events throughout the episode.I...
MTSS Isn't Another Initiative, It's the Plate Everything Sits On
In this episode, Jackie and Ed sit down with Dr. Samantha Mullins. Founder of MTSS By Design, to tackle a common misconception that MTSS is just another initiative. Dr. Mullins explains why MTSS is not something extra; rather, it is the f...
Fan Mail
Truly loved this episode! Not just saying it as a proud daughter but as someone who’s seen first hand how much she’s loves each one of her students. This is a topic that is not talked about enough, loved her story, loved the science behind behaviors and how it shapes them. I’m glad everyone can hear what my mom has to say and her experience. I remember even early on that she always treated her students as her own. Her classroom was always decorated from floor to ceiling in culture, bright and colorful, pictures from all over the world. Not just Hispanic but South American, African, Central Asian, etc. I remember everywhere we went is was always “oh my students would love this” wether is was a book in their language or dolls from their country or even little candies. It's disheartening that this isn’t the standard. They are humans and citizens, not aliens. After listening I realized why she always went and still does go above and beyond for representation of her students. Amazing job !!!
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