The Crisis in Education Podcast

Send us a textIn our recent podcast, Dr. Clarence Cooper, a doctoral-level certified behavior analyst, joined Dr. Paulie to delve into the complex world of behavior analysis consulting in classrooms. Dr. Cooper discussed the significant challenges behavior analysts face when working in educational settings. Key among these is the difficulty of applying ABA strategies within existing classroom management frameworks, often exacerbated by educators' varying levels of familiarity and comfort with ABA methods.Dr. Cooper emphasized the critical importance of involving all stakeholders—teachers, administrators, parents, and students—in the consulting process. Building strong relationships with these groups is essential for success, as it fosters a collaborative environment where ABA techniques can be more effectively integrated and accepted. This collaborative approach not only enhances the implementation of ABA strategies but also ensures that interventions are tailored to meet the unique needs of each classroom and student, ultimately leading to more positive outcomes.The conversation with Dr. Cooper highlighted that while the path to effective classroom consulting as a behavior analyst is fraught with challenges, the potential rewards—improved student behavior and learning outcomes—are well worth the effort. By focusing on stakeholder involvement and relationship building, behavior analysts can navigate these hurdles and make a meaningful impact in educational settings.Dr. Cooper's email:  cooperclarence@yahoo.comClick here to explore the Parent & Care Giving Courses today!

Send us a textFeedback is universally recognized as a cornerstone of growth and development, yet its delivery often falls short, missing the mark on fostering the intended positive impact. But, by recalibrating our approach to providing feedback, we can transform it into a catalyst for genuine improvement.  In this episode, assistant executive director and principal of alternative schools Jillian Bucciero, explores the critical art and science of delivering feedback effectively. She reveals invaluable insights into crafting feedback that enhances performance and fortifies the culture and learning environment; moreover, she walks listeners through the essential conditions necessary for impactful feedback and shares strategies to ensure that feedback becomes a powerful tool for growth and improvement.Books Recommended by Jillian:Dare to Lead Let's Talk, Making Effective Feedback Your Superpower Positional Authority Ain't LeadershipClick here to explore the Parent & Care Giving Courses today!

Send us a textIn today's episode, we're diving deep into the heart of educational transformation with our esteemed guest,  Dr. Jim Van Allen, a renowned speaker who travels across the country to share his insights on creating a thriving school and classroom environment. Jim, alongside co-author Jon Gordon, has penned the game-changing book, "The Energy Bus for Schools: 7 Ways to Improve Your School Culture, Remove Negativity, Energize Your Teachers, and Empower Your Students," set to captivate audiences worldwide on March 6th.What You'll Learn:The Blueprint for Positive School Culture: Jim shares the foundational principles outlined in their latest book and how these strategies can revolutionize the educational experience.Strategies for Cultivating a Positive Mindset: Discover the transformative power of positivity in educational settings, and learn practical tips for fostering this among students and staff.Combatting Negativity: Explore effective methods to identify, address, and neutralize negative influences within the school environment.Enhancing Communication: Uncover the art of positive communication strategies that can strengthen the bond between educators, students, and the broader school community.Boosting Engagement: Gain insights into innovative approaches for engaging both staff and students, ensuring a vibrant, dynamic, and inclusive educational experience.Guest Spotlight:Jim's dynamic energy and expertise make him a sought-after speaker on the national stage. Known for his engaging and 'off the cuff' interview style, Jim brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our discussion. Today, he's here to share valuable insights and actionable strategies to help educators and administrators alike transform their schools into bastions of positivity, growth, and empowerment.Why You Should Listen:Whether you're an educator, administrator, or someone passionate about making a difference in the educational landscape, this episode is packed with inspiration, practical advice, and innovative strategies to uplift your school culture. Join us as Jim navigates the journey to a more positive, energized, and empowered educational environment.Bio:Dr. Jim Van Allan is President of The Energy Bus for Schools. He runs The Energy Bus for Schools program which gives schools the blueprint and framework to create a positive school culture. He coaches school leaders and superintendents on mindset, teamwork, communication, and culture-building. Additionally, Jim speaks to schools and districts across the country with keynotes, trainings, workshops, and student assemblies. He is the co-author of the book, The Energy Bus for Schools, with Jon Gordon.Jim is also a Professor of Communication Studies and Lead Speech Instructor with Keiser University, which is based in Florida. He teaches Public Speaking, Interpersonal Communication, and Business Communication.He also earned his Ph.D in Education Leadership from Keiser University. Much of his research centered around the impact of sustainable professional development for schools.He lives in Palm City, Florida, with his wife and three children, Brady, Brenden, and Brinley.Web site: EnergyBusForSchools.comClick here to explore the Parent & Care Giving Courses today!

Send us a textIn this episode, seasoned Principal Anthony Chiles discusses the importance of focusing on the fundamentals for improving culture, climate, and ultimately, student achievement in schools. Principal Chiles is an authentic and servant leader who is making real change through practical approaches. If you are a district or school leader, you don't want to miss this episode! Website fore STAPLEs (Simple Techniques for Achieving A Positive Learning Environment): mvpspaces.com MVP Spaces is a guide to support an educator's practice in Mutual, Visual, and Physical learning spaces. Eight practices support each space called STAPLEs (Simple Techniques to Achieve a Positive Learning Environment) and are grounded in four principles: Relevance, Empathy, Action, and Lifelong Learning. Insight into these spaces provides an educator with a personalized framework to create a holistic learning environment for their students. MVP Spaces provides the blueprint for educators to engage in high-quality teaching and learning techniques, centralized in one location and simplified to implement with consistency and fidelity.  Digital copy or print version at mvpspaces.com/24staplesClick here to explore the Parent & Care Giving Courses today!

Send us a textIn this episode, Dr. Paulie explores the realm of improving PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) and Trauma-Informed Care, guided by the expertise of psychologist Mike Bonevento. Join us as we uncover practical strategies and expert insights grounded in the principles of OBM (Organizational Behavior Management) and ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis). These insights are set to enhance the well-being and success of individuals, schools, and communities. Don't miss this conversation as it offers real-world, valuable takeaways for educators, professionals, and advocates dedicated to fostering positive change. 5 Steps to Creating a Trauma Informed CultureClick here to explore the Parent & Care Giving Courses today!

Send us a textIn this engaging episode of our podcast, we dive deep into the world of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Tier I, focusing on its vital role in both mainstream and alternative education settings, with Dr. Bruce Tinor. As both a seasoned behavior analyst and a school principal, Dr. Tinor brings a unique and practical perspective to the topic.The episode begins with a thorough exploration of PBIS, particularly Tier I, which forms the foundation of this behavior management framework. Dr. Tinor discusses how Tier I strategies are essential in establishing a proactive and positive school culture, setting students up for success from the outset.We then explore the nuances of implementing PBIS Tier I in alternative education environments. Dr. Tinor shares his first-hand experiences and insights, illustrating how PBIS can be adapted to meet the diverse needs of students who may face challenges in conventional educational settings. He provides real-world examples and effective strategies, highlighting the importance of a tailored approach to behavioral interventions.Throughout the discussion, we delve into the broader impacts of PBIS Tier I, not just on student behavior, but also on academic performance and the overall atmosphere of a school. Dr. Tinor addresses common hurdles in implementing PBIS and offers practical solutions for educators and administrators.This episode is an invaluable resource for educators, school leaders, and anyone interested in the transformative effects of PBIS Tier I. Whether you're working in a traditional or alternative educational setting, join us for a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Tinor that will leave you with a deeper understanding of effective behavioral support and its critical role in fostering educational excellence.Click here to explore the Parent & Care Giving Courses today!

Send us a textAs a high school teacher in inner-city  DC, Kareem Farah, founder of the non-profit, Modern Classrooms Project, witnessed chronic absenteeism, emotional dysregulation, and students with a wide range of skill levels in each class, making it impossible for each student to succeed. Today, he’s helping 58,000 educators in hundreds of countries implement technology-agnostic strategies to create classrooms catered to students’ needs, such as giving kids who show signs of emotional dysregulation five minutes to collect themselves and return to the task at hand. In this episode, we explore the impact he is having across classrooms and schools through the Modern Classrooms Project.Links:1. Free course: learn.modernclassrooms.org2. Impact page, covering research: https://www.modernclassrooms.org/impact-overview3.  https://www.modernclassrooms.org/partnershipsClick here to explore the Parent & Care Giving Courses today!

Send us a textIn the latest engaging episode hosted by Dr. Paulie, listeners are given a front-row seat to the wealth of knowledge shared by Dr. Stephen Jones, a vanguard in educational strategy and student empowerment. They delve into the essential shifts needed in public education, the pivotal role of teacher and professor preparedness, and the creation of psychologically secure learning spaces.Dr. Jones, celebrated for his contributions as an author and consultant, brings to the table actionable insights for nurturing academic achievement across the spectrum—from K-12 to higher education. The dialogue also casts light on his proven methods for fostering student engagement and readiness for the challenges of modern careers.For a journey into transforming educational landscapes and unlocking student potential, tune in to hear Dr. Jones's visionary perspectives. Discover the resources that are reshaping learning environments and driving student success.To enrich your understanding and engage with Dr. Jones's transformative educational strategies, listen to the episode and follow his work here.Don't miss out on this critical conversation—it's a must-listen for educators, students, and anyone passionate about the future of education.http://www.DrJonesbooks.comhttp://www.linkedin.com/in/DrstephenJonesInsatgram – ed_CentralPodcast - https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stephen-jones91Email – stephenjoness@rcn.com#PodcastOnEducation #ListenNow #EducationalReform #DrGavoni #DrStephenJonesClick here to explore the Parent & Care Giving Courses today!

Send us a textAre you tired of the same worn-out discussions about the education crisis? Dr. Paulie and guest Steve Ward are flipping the script. This podcast promises more than just a rehashing of problems—it's a tactical playbook for revolutionary change. Listen in as they dissect the complex landscape of modern education, from the pitfall of disengaged students to the misguided attempt to shoehorn more 'learning' into an already crammed school day. Could education be both motivating and reinforcing? Dr. Paulie and Steve Ward argue that it absolutely can be, and they've got the science to back it up.They'll delve into the intricate mechanics of positive reinforcement, illuminating how to establish a chain of reinforcers that don't just reward but emotionally connect. You'll be amazed to see how transformative, enthralling educational activities can truly be. And get this—they'll even make a case for letting students catch teachers' mistakes, turning the classroom into an engaging learning hub.But they won't stop there. The duo will tackle the often-overlooked importance of personalized educational strategies, investigating how to balance challenge and achievable success, using precise reinforcement to maintain motivation. They'll also confront the silent driver of classroom dynamics—teacher behavior and its critical role in shaping student engagement.Ready to shake up your beliefs about what's possible in education? Then this is a podcast you won't want to miss. Prepare for insights that go beyond mere management to offer transformative approaches to both teaching and learning. It's nothing short of a paradigm shift.WebsiteFacebook pageArticleshttps://www.archivesofpsychology.org/index.php/aop/article/view/82https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5352626/https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF03393050Webinarshttps://www.eventbrite.com/o/cabs-autism-and-behavior-specialists-34162179949Podcastshttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2020275/12550535-trauma-informed-care-assent-and-compassion-a-call-for-nuance-in-aba?fbclid=IwAR1mS7o4EXHmdaa7ptr4xLinSyjT07yrBZn-MP1yGk3yvJdPLBuiPc9ms_Mhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thoughts-rants-of-a-behavior-scientist/id1638535604?i=1000622600937https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thoughts-rants-of-a-behavior-scientist/id1638535604?i=1000612004854https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thoughts-rants-of-a-behavior-scientist/id1638535604?i=1000606693318https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thoughts-rants-of-a-behavior-scientist/id1638535604?i=1000595934207https://behavioralobservations.com/how-to-help-individuals-with-anxiety-session-187-with-steve-ward/https://behavioralobservations.com/the-case-for-humor-in-behavioral-interventions-session-111-with-steve-ward/https://marybarbera.com/teaching-kids-with-autism-games-and-leisure-activities/https://howtoaba.com/episode-097-assessing-and-teaching-good-learner-repertoires-with-steve-ward/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my2g8YekBsIBook linksTeaching Good Learner RepertoiresWhat You Need toClick here to explore the Parent & Care Giving Courses today!

Send us a textIn this episode of the Crisis in Education Podcast, Sheryl Cababa, a researcher, systems designer, and consultant with well-known organizations like the United Nations and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, discusses leveraging research, storytelling, and systems thinking to benefit all stakeholders in education. Check out this trailer and be sure to subscribe to the CIE Podcast so you can hear the entire episode when it drops!Click here to explore the Parent & Care Giving Courses today!