125: Chief Cheerleader of Teaching - Dave Schmittou chats with us about getting out of the way so teachers can try something big, being authentic for the right reasons, and why he calls himself the ch
Teach Better Talk
English - December 02, 2019 12:49 - 38 minutes - 35.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 130 ratingsEducation Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Executive Director of Curriculum and Instruction, Author, Speaker, and Podcast Host, Dave Schmittou, chats with us about getting out of the way so teachers can try something big, being authentic for the right reasons, and why he calls himself the chief cheerleader of teaching.
Dave shares how teaching his son to ride a bike changed how he looks at education, how this is your opportunity to go try something, and why you need to go out and look for the good.
More at www.teachbetter.com/podcast/daveschmittou
Episode Highlights
1:30 - Chatting about the upcoming FREE PD Series in our Private Facebook Group.
7:37 - Previewing the episode with Dave Schmittou.
11:28 - Dave introduces himself.
13:00 - Chatting about Dave's books, "Bold Humility" and "It's Like Riding A Bike."
17:30 - Talking about Dave's podcast, the "Lasting Learning Podcast."
21:13 - Dave's failure: Defining himself as a failure.
24:39 - Dave's success: Being able to come on a podcast like this and allowing others to get to the real story.
27:42 - Throwing a little love to Mandy Froehlich.
29:40 - What's keeping Dave excited about education: EduRockstars
32:03 - Dave's advice for teachers: Do it. Stop waiting til next year.
34:44 - 6 questions answered in 15 seconds or less.
36:32 - How to connect with Dave.
Dave's Recommendations
EdTech Tool: Instagram
Book: "Un-Offend-Able" by Brant Hansen
Who to Follow on Instagram: Brian Mendler (@BrianMendler), Daniel Patterson (@cdmveep), Jessica Lahey (@jesslahey)
YouTube/Podcast/Website/Blog: quinnrollins.com
Daily/Weekly/Monthly Routine: Sing the praises of someone new. When you go out and you look for the good, you're going to find the good.
Best piece of advice you've ever received: Don’t ever begin a sentence with, I can’t wait until….
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