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In this episode of the TeacherCast Podcast, Jeff sits down with Pam Moran to discuss her 43 years of being in education. Learn not only how to create a positive and innovative culture in your school district but also why it’s important to have the ability to create teachable moments when things don’t go as planned in the classroom.
In this episode, we discuss:
- What can education learn from pet snakes?
- “People make mistakes” but what happens after you make those mistakes?
- Why is it important to focus on the Arts for students of all ages?
- Why should education change in response to a VUCA world?
- Why Innovation must be part of the work Educational leaders support – not just strategic and operational work.
- Innovation / Creativity / Invention
- How do you find “teachable moments” in others and in yourself
- Timeless Learning
About our Guest
Pam Moran Pam is a newly retired or as she says rewired former superintendent – 43 years in education – former science teacher, middle school and high school, middle school associate principal, elementary principal, curriculum director, asst supt and 13 years as a supt – she’s seen just about everything that can be seen in education — but believes that her passion for working with young people and teachers is as strong today as it was the first day on the job.
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