U&E 009: Who’s Got The Juice? The Student Success Factor

Summary:


In this episode of The Urban & Educating Podcast, our guest Mr. Mike Brown takes us on a his educational journey, discussing in detail his methods and strategies to transform a severely underperforming school to a school that was rated to exceed expectations and standards in only a year’s time. Through intentional efforts to foster a school-wide sense of community, both inside and outside the walls of his building, Mr. Brown tells how this helped to shape his extraordinary success as a classroom educator and school leader.

Today's Guest:


From his days as an educator literally writing lesson plans on Post-It notes, Mr. Mike Brown came into education with a heart to serve and make a difference - and he did just that! Understanding the power of relationships early in his career helped catapult him to success that would soon be called upon to help other educators and serve on a larger platform.

You'll Learn:


The biggest variable in student achievement in the classroom To help students internalize how to be the best versions of themselvesHow intention actions to foster community can improve school culture  
Shaun Woodly, Ph.D.In the words of the great Randy Watson, “I believe the children are our future” and simply put we have to teach them well! As a college professor, I've given my students, from all across this country, the tools they need to truly excel in the classroom. Now, I bring these same tools to you! Subscribe to the podcast and tap into this wealth of knowledge, offered from game-changing educators so that you, too, can flourish in the classroom.
You make the difference for our students...
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Summary:

In this episode of The Urban & Educating Podcast, our guest Mr. Mike Brown takes us on a his educational journey, discussing in detail his methods and strategies to transform a severely underperforming school to a school that was rated to exceed expectations and standards in only a year’s time. Through intentional efforts to foster a school-wide sense of community, both inside and outside the walls of his building, Mr. Brown tells how this helped to shape his extraordinary success as a classroom educator and school leader.

Today’s Guest:

From his days as an educator literally writing lesson plans on Post-It notes, Mr. Mike Brown came into education with a heart to serve and make a difference – and he did just that! Understanding the power of relationships early in his career helped catapult him to success that would soon be called upon to help other educators and serve on a larger platform.

You’ll Learn:

The biggest variable in student achievement in the classroom
To help students internalize how to be the best versions of themselves
How intention actions to foster community can improve school culture  

Shaun Woodly, Ph.D.

In the words of the great Randy Watson, “I believe the children are our future” and simply put we have to teach them well! As a college professor, I’ve given my students, from all across this country, the tools they need to truly excel in the classroom. Now, I bring these same tools to you! Subscribe to the podcast and tap into this wealth of knowledge, offered from game-changing educators so that you, too, can flourish in the classroom.

You make the difference for our students…

thank you for listening!

Let me know what’s on your mind – share your thoughts by:

Leaving a comment below
Sharing this on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn
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