Sandy Tarantino and Kelly Corriher
SEL Rockstars
In season two, Sandy Tarantino is joined by Kelly Corriher to interview people around Buncombe county who have great SEL practices for the benefit of our teachers. The SEL Rockstars Logo is collaborative work by Ms. Luther, Ms. Ebinger, and Ms. McDaris' classes inspired by The Dot by Peter Reynolds. Art lesson source: Cassie Stephens.
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Episodes
Employee Assistance Programs - Exploring our mental health options with EAN's An Truong 29.09.2023 23:44
Boy, were we wrong! Kelly and I thought EAPs were 5-sessions-and-done propositions, but there is a lot more to support school employees' mental health at the Employee Assistance Network. They have a leadership academy, groups, and can fast-track people into counseling that matches their needs. Why didn't we know this? Links Employee Assistance Network The mindfulness course Kelly is taking
How PE Teachers Raise Yetis with Dr. Natalie Boone 20.04.2023 23:52
PE teachers make it seem easy, but a more careful look at the work they do can clue us into the skills they employ to reach kids, create relationships, and sometimes become some of the most effective school leaders. In this episode, we talk to Dr. Natalie Boone, who started her career in Haywood county schools and now shares her work on movement, trauma, and the learning brain with WNC teachers an...
Overcoming Compassion Fatigue with Martha Teater 02.03.2023 31:03
Empathy is highly valued in our profession, but it puts us at risk for compassion fatigue. Also known as "the cost of caring," compassion fatigue negatively affects our work satisfaction, our relationships, our sleep, our mental and physical health, and it can lead to burnout. Martha Teater co-authored Overcoming Compassion Fatigue: A Practical Resilience Workbook and she talks here about what mig...
Just like Bourne Identity Except that it's Social Emotional Learning 23.02.2023 13:50
Enka Intermediate's Michael Clair was unsure about SEL when coach Sam Marines talked to him about it. Ironically, he was already an excellent SEL practitioner! Here we discuss the way his morning meeting is more than confetti and disco lights; it creates community and fosters the development of 5th graders. Check out the video here Here is the CASEL framework he and I look at during our discussion...
Video Superstar Tsianina Tovar on Frontloading for MLLs 19.01.2023 18:56
At last, MLL Coach and master teacher Tsianina Tovar is here to talk about the teacher moves on the video we made. Before you listen, check it out to see high impact practices and the ways she creates points of entry for students who often can't find an easy way to participate. Tsianina Tovar - Frontloading and Framing Content for Multi-Language Learners Episode 3 where we fangirl about Tsianina F...
PBIS by any other name . . . with Michelle Smith 16.12.2022 12:22
Is it PBIS? IABS? MTSS? Michelle Smith is my supervisor and she sat down to talk about fundamental elements of behavior instruction and support: teaching school-wide behavior expectations, protocols for reinforcing those expectations, and a committee that analyzes data taken on those behaviors. Michelle leads and coordinates the SEL programming for Buncombe County Schools. She is a licensed (K-12)...
How do you eat an elephant? Task Analysis with Daniel Crone 08.12.2022 19:07
Daniel Crone joins the podcast to nerd out with me on task analysis, Now foundational in instructional design, it was developed first by the US military. Breaking tasks down into their elements helps people with cognitive differences master daily living skills. As Daniel says, a lot of time what's good for the 1% is good for the 99%, so the theory can be applied to all learners including teachers...
Kelly Corriher Returns to teach us about BRAVING 01.12.2022 22:02
Eblen Intermediate's Kelly Corriher returns to educate me on the Anatomy of Trust. This time the emotional vocabulary breaks down trust's elements: Boundaries Reliability Accountability Vault (bank, not Olympic) Integrity Nonjudgement Generosity Braving the Wilderness Review from Angela Mcclintock on SocialWorker.com Student Notebook Insert BRAVING Bonus Link: Lumio Morning Meeting/SEL Smartboard...
Time is of the Essence - Carousel Walks with Devon Prott 27.10.2022 14:15
NWRI's Devon Prott discusses how he uses the Carousel Walk protocol in his 5th grade Math/Science classroom. He also shares procedures (which are apparent in the video linked below) that he has for using instructional time efficiently. Video of Carousel Walk in Devon Prott's Room
Five Easy Pieces - Classroom Management with Emily McKinney 20.10.2022 15:48
Morning meeting, predictable routines, and homework are core, right? They are simple but not easy, so Woodfin 3rd grade teacher Emily McKinney shares her systems for those plus how she decreases disruptions and ensures task completion. McKinney's Is This a Good Time for the Bathroom Chart Front of Board - Schedule and Timer
The Anger Iceberg - Kelly Corriher on using Brene Brown's work in the classroom 13.10.2022 19:35
Eblen Intermediate teacher Kelly Corriher explains how kids grow when they can identify their feelings and understand emotional offloading . Her process is informed by the work of Brene Brown, a Texas professor of social work you may have seen on TedTalks, Netflix, or HBO. Kelly's Slides Kelly's Anger Iceberg Poster
Live translation for multi-language classrooms with Haley Stamey 06.10.2022 14:01
Teachers need translation tools urgently and Blended Learning Coach Haley Stamey is here to help. She shares her video bank BLCPD in 3 , highlighting instructions for Microsoft Translator and Smartboard tools for SEL. Tap into those Blended Learning Coaches to help you get these going! Lumio SmartBoard tool for Morning Meeting/SEL BLCPD in 3 videos Translation Tools Video Headphones 12/$24
Classroom Management Renovation with Rebecca McDaris 29.09.2022 18:50
SEL starts with having a safe and orderly classroom where kids know the expectations. On this episode, a 3rd year teacher opens up about how she rolled up her sleeves and renovated her teaching practice.
Is the GLAD model the magic bullet? Erica Young and Marilyn Whitcher 14.09.2022 12:32
What's good for English Language Learners is good for ALL learners, but in 23 years I hadn't come across a system as elegant and impactful as the GLAD model. And all it takes is a few pieces of chart paper. I taught with Erica and Marilynn the summer of 2022 and here we get into it! Guided Language Acquisition supports vocabulary development and gives lots of practice with syntax across content ar...
Morning Meeting with Christy Pace 14.09.2022 14:04
What is Would You Rather Wednesday? Listen to Johnston Elementary School Master Teacher Christy Pace lay out her simple morning meeting system.
Building Classroom Community with Heather Tate 14.09.2022 10:58
Part one of a great conversation with Master Teacher Heather Tate. She explains how she uses morning meeting as a foundation for building her classroom community. She mentions these books There’s Only One You Same, Same but Different Listening with my heart I promise
What is this podcast? 12.09.2022 0:35
What is SEL Rockstars? Listen and learn about what teachers in our community are doing to support their students and build community.
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