The Intentional Instruction Podcast

In this episode, I’m joined by Mr. Farrakhan Shegog, President and CEO of Young Voices with Action. He shares a wealth of knowledge as well as innovative ideas that highlight what it truly means when communities come together to let the youth lead.

In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Leon Hite III, Director of School Safety and Security. Listen as he discusses some of the approaches that he and his team take to keep students and staff safe in school. Stay in touch with Dr. Hite by visiting https://www.coachhite.com/ Check out his YouTube video titled "Stop Wasting Time" as well as other resources by visiting DrSPBrown.com!

In this episode I'm joined by my guest Dr. Kelsey Bodie. Listen as Dr. Bodie discusses the role of a principal, what school leadership looks like in action, and how she promotes a positive school culture in her building.

In this episode, I simply pop in to say hello to my listeners after returning from my one year hiatus. The Intentional Instruction Podcast and Blog will be returning in the Fall of 2024 with all new topics around the field of education. In the meantime, feel free to read previous posts, listen to previously recorded episodes, and shop I-Team gear by visiting www.drspbrown.com/Intentional Instructi...

In this episode, I salute the graduating class of 2023. I also outline the Key Ingredients found in Success. I hope this episode uplifts and inspires you! The Intentional Instruction Blog: https://www.drspbrown.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intent_instruct/ Twitter: @intent_instruct Shop I-Team Gear: https://www.drspbrown.com/i-team-store.html

In this episode, I'm joined by Math Specialist Dr. Joslyn Richardson. Listen as she shares insights into the significance of effective math instruction as well as its implementation. Dr. Richardson also addresses some of those barriers that limit student achievement in mathematics in schools that support Black and Brown children. Resources for Teachers: The Impact of Identity in K-8 Mathematic...

In this episode, I discuss what granular coaching is. I also explain why that approach is necessary when working with teachers.

In this episode, I discuss the five competencies of Social Emotional Learning. I also discuss the value of having great student supports in place that help this group of learners be successful in school.

In this latest episode, I share my top 5 things that I do every year as an Instructional Coach. Now although my top 5 might be different from other coaches, I do hope you'll find some takeaways that will help you have a productive school year!

In this episode,  I interviewed Ms. Shonda Northern, owner of the Tutoring Teacher Learning Center LLC. Listen as she shares her knowledge of the impact that early literacy has on young children and society as a whole. In addition, this episode is coincides with Juneteenth 2022!  Contact Ms. Northern Email: shondapnorthern@gmail.com       Facebook: Shonda Northern

In this episode, I salute the Class of 2022! I also offer words of encouragement as they move to the next phase in life. Whether you're a recent graduate or you simply accomplished a goal, I hope this episode inspires you!

In this episode I walk you through how I check-in with classroom teachers weekly. This is actually one of the highlights of my week, as a matter of fact a teacher recently told me that she loves when I stop by her room to check-in with her! Connections and Communication are key! So if you've been promoted to the role of Instructional Coach for the upcoming school year, I especially hope that you'l...

In this episode I discuss the impact that Black Educators have in the lives of students from every community.

In this episode, I discuss the reasons why student goal setting is important in school. I also share strategies that teachers can implement as they work with their students to set achievable goals in the classroom.

In this episode, I share my top 3 tips for de-stressing during this holiday season!

This episode focuses on the importance of moving forward even through failures. The ability to remain consistent in the face of all the challenges that we're facing this school year is proof that through failure, valuable lessons can be learned and to this end, we know that success is possible.

In this episode, I offer a few suggestions that will have a positive impact on your Parent-Teacher Conferences.

In this episode, I discuss how I use the time during a coaching kick-off to meet with a teacher to plan, strategize, and develop a focused instructional goal; a goal which ultimately  produces high impact  learning for students. More specifically, I lay out the ground work of a coaching kick-off which begins the work of a coaching cycle. 

In this final two part series titled "First Year Jitters: A Message to New Teachers", I highlight more important tips that those brand new to the field of education may find helpful. These final tips will be especially important as they begin their journey into the teaching profession.

This episode is a two part series. In part one, I reflect back to when I started my teaching career and I offer  my listeners a couple of suggestions that have impacted my work over the years. I also talk specifically about those qualities/characteristics found in a few of my favorite mentor teachers. These qualities were especially helpful during the first few years of my teaching career. &n...

In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Howard E. Fields, III; author of the latest book "How to Achieve Educational Equity". Listen as he shares his insights on this very important topic.

This episode looks at some of the pros and cons of Summer School vs. Summer Break.

In this episode I discuss the need for new beginnings and why I chose to hit the reset button on Intentional Instruction.

This episode focuses on two instructional models that schools have used to support student learning during the 2020-2021 school year.

This episode delves into ideas of math and science of the past. These ideas continue to shape our current reality.