The Power of Play
Play is a key ingredient to human happiness – your happiness and the happiness of your students. But the importance of play goes far beyond happiness....
Transforming Teachers, Transforming Education
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Teachers are those who are, through their daily work, transforming the future of the world. This podcast talks to the hearts, minds , and souls of those teachers, helping them improve their skills, their abilities, and their personal selves.
Metacognition and the Whole Child
In this week’s episode, Rick takes the Transforming Teachers crowd down the fascinating path of METACOGNITION. We’ll be looking at the way students t...
Formal & Informal Learning
One of the best ways to inspire and cement learning is understanding two related concepts. Now despite that their names imply that they’re polar oppo...
Guiding Through Choices
www.rickrood.com GUIDING THROUGH CHOICE PART ONE – The Power of Choice So, as children develop from birth through childhood and adolescence, one of th...
Developing Leadership and Student Voice
www.rickrood.com DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP SKILLS Now, whether you’re a classroom teacher, an afterschool professional, sports coach, even a preschool tea...
ERE - Relationships
www.rickrood.com This video looks at the second part of the ERE … RELATIONSHIPS. This is the piece that is most often ignored by our traditional train...
Three Takeaways from High Performance Academy
Three Takeaways from Brendon Burchard’s “High Performance Academy” I attended a four-day event in Phoenix, Arizona called HIGH PERFORMANCE ACADEMY. I...
ERE - Environment
www.rickrood.com Rick discusses the first piece of the ERE framework, ENVIRONMENT. The idea is that everything we do as educators to shape our student...
Behavior Guidance - Affinity
www.rickrood.com Episode 3 talks about the absolute need for you to create affinity with the students that you work with. Children NEED to feel affin...
Behavior Guidance - Role Model Mentality
www.rickrood.com Episode 4 discusses a concept introduced by Robert Fulghum, "Don't worry that the kids won't listen to you ... worry that they are al...