Dr. Jennie Snyder, deputy superintendent for instructional services in Sonoma County, shares her insights on facilitating educational change. She challenges the notion that workshops alone can transform teaching and underscores the need for experimentation and curiosity. The conversation dives into the importance of listening to children's voices, adapting practices to diverse student needs, and the lessons learned from virtual learning during the pandemic. Jennie also emphasizes community engagement to create a more inclusive educational experience that prepares students for future challenges.