The Marvin Byrd Show

Trying to convince students that incorrect answers are helpful can be challenging at times. Many students worry about what their peers think of them. Students also struggle with self-esteem issues as a result of a lack of performance in the past. However, teachers need this feedback from students (correct/incorrect answers). In this episode of TMBS, Dr. Byrd shares with teachers how they can build...

Creating an environment for students to collaborate and learn from each other is important when it comes to building culture. In this episode of TMBS, Dr. Byrd shares an experiment that can help to build culture and increase student efficacy.

In this episode of The Marvin Byrd Show, Marvin continues to share his 5 C's of Classroom Leadership. The third C enables teachers to build a firm foundation of understanding with students while also challenging them to excel. Find out more in the latest episode of The Marvin Byrd Show.

A strong culture enables everyone to be able to succeed. However, culture can be good or bad. It's up to the leader to build a strong classroom culture. Find out more in the latest episode of The Marvin Byrd Show.

An understanding the history of the education of Black Americans is something that all teachers take an interest in. Check out this episode to learn about the time period of 1865 - 1872. The newly freed slaves are learning to live free and hope to learn how. Unfortunately, the disfunction in Federal Government along with former Confederate forces in the South hinder the progress of the newly freed...

This episode of The Marvin Byrd Show is inspired by the late great Jack Welch. Marvin explains how Jack's wisdom is relevant to teachers. The most effective leadership inspires other to follow because they deeply trust those in the position of leader. Learn how to leverage this truth in this episode of The Marvin Byrd Show.

Teachers are leaders! Sadly, it is all too common that teachers make race-related mistakes that do great damage to their ability to lead. In this episode of TMBS, Dr. Byrd discusses a recent misstep by teachers and what could've been done to prevent it.

Sometimes, it's not easy when your students experience resistance on their way to mastery. Struggling can cause some students to become frustrated and eventually give up. However, we know that struggling can help students grow. In this episode of TMBS, Dr. Byrd gives teachers tips to help students struggle AND grow. To get the Show Notes for this podcast, click here: https://bit.ly/3qrnD5M To supp...

Incremental student improvement doesn't just happen. It takes a lot of work on the part of the student and the teacher. When students experience resistance, they need coaching in order to move forward. In this episode of TMBS, Dr. Byrd shares tips to effective coach students to improve.

In this episode of The Marvin Byrd Show, Marvin shares Leadership Lessons from The Polar Express. For more Classroom Leadership Tips, check out marvinbyrd.com.

As we prepare for the 20-21 School Year, students are going to expect to see the results of the change that has been called for and expressed. White Citizens have spoken up more and promised to be an ally. As leaders in the classroom, teachers have an opportunity to make the change permanent. In this episode, Dr. Byrd speaks to White Educators about what they can do.

Taking care of yourself is a primary concern. You can't help your students if you are not well. Also, it's important that you care for your brothers and sisters in teaching. Teachers burnout and quit the profession at a high rate. In this edition of #TMBS, Dr. Byrd talks about what you can do to help others avoid burnout.

It is up to us (teachers) to create systems that encourage students to retain information on a more permanent level. This enables this to recall it so that they can take their learning to the next level. In this episode, Dr. Byrd discusses a reflection assignments utilized by a college professor. Her research can be used by teachers at all levels to encourage students to engage and pay attention d...

Change is something that everyone should embrace because change can be the difference maker between failure and success. When change is ignored stagnation can set in which leads to apathy. In this episode, Dr. Byrd talks about what makes change good and what makes it bad.

During this pandemic students still need leadership from their teachers. In this episode, Dr. Byrd shares three things that your students will need from you as you teach and lead from a distance.

Ideally, students who lack organization will learn the skills they need to grow in this area. The "Real World" will teach this lesson and won't be very kind. However, there are things that we need to know about the brain and lack of organization and Dr. Byrd shares them with you in the latest edition of #TMBS. Additionally, he offers tips you can use in order to help students develop their organiz...

Test Anxiety is very real and it impacts many students. Students who are well organized and prepared can even struggle with it. In this episode of #TMBS, Dr. Byrd shares some research-based tips you can use to help your students overcome this fear.

In this episode of #TMBS, Dr. Byrd continues the discussion on Emotional Intelligence. Tips 4-6 are given to empower teachers to help students grow in this area. Without Emotional Intelligence, it is challenging for students to focus on their educational goals and build great relationships.

The Emotional Intelligence (EI) of your student is a very important deciding factor when it comes to a successful outcome. Many students need help in the area of EI, but for various reasons, they don't get the support they need. As a leader, it is your job to do the best you can to meet that need. Students who are proficient in EI are more likely to respond to your efforts to lead your class. in t...

Every teacher needs to be open to taking risks. The challenges that teachers face are plentiful and require a different kind of thinking if progress is going to be realized. Although there are no guarantees in life, if you complete enough of the planning ahead of time, your risks can be calculated and more likely to succeed.

Leaders are required to be efficient and effective in order to truly help those they serve. As a result, how they manage their time and tasks is very important. In this episode of TMBS, Dr. Byrd shares the morning routine he uses in order to make the most of his day. To get the podcast notes, click here to subscribe to our newsletter - https://bit.ly/2tkRYdE Connect with us: Facebook - www.faceboo...

As the leader in the classroom, it all begins with you. There are multiple things outside of your control that threaten results. Great leaders have the winning mindset that enables them to push through and give it their best in the face of these things. They also have a strong pursuit of growth. As a result, they are able to encourage everyone around them to grow as well. In this episode of The Ma...

Leaders can either Multiply or Diminish the talents of those around them. In the latest edition of The Marvin Byrd Show, Dr. Byrd reviews the traits of a Multiplier and a Diminisher according to Liz Wiseman's book Multipliers: How The Best Leaders Make Everyone Smarter. He then describes how teachers can adopt the positive traits and stay away from the negative ones.

Leaders are able to find ways to motivate those they serve. Teachers must challenge themselves to grow in this area. To truly understand what it takes to motivate students, it is important to know some of the science behind motivation. In this episode, we explore the research of an expert on motivation and apply it to the classroom.

Are you doing or growing? Stagnation can set in if you aren't intentional about improving as a teacher and as a leader. With each new day, you have the opportunity to change your approach and your habits. These changes lead to growth and this growth impacts your students. Check out the latest edition of #TMBS to learn more.