Getting to the Core with Wayne RESA

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Welcome to Getting to the Core: a Wayne County Regional Educational Service Agency podcast. We invite you to join us as we discuss a variety of educational topics, and hopefully plant a few seeds that get to the ‘core’ of our mission: Leading, Learning...for ALL!

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S4.E6 - Why is Understanding Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Important to Unlock Bloom’s Taxonomy?

The Getting To The Core team collaborates with Leadership Consultant, Linda Kell to discuss why it’s important for our students to have their basic needs met in order to access higher order thinking skills author Dr. Bryan Pearlman.

44 min
12 NOV.

Getting to the Core S4.E5 - Curating Joy is an Integral Part of Teaching with Dr. Rema Vassar

Wayne State Professor of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, Dr. Rema Reynolds Vassar joins our podcast team, Getting To The Core to discuss the current challenges of teaching and learning in urban communities today.

1 h 15 min
6 SEPT.

Getting to the Core - S4.E4 - Climate and Culture is the Backbone of a Successful School Year. A Conversation with Our Core Team and Diversity and Equity Consultant Dr. Jay Marks

Dr. Jay Marks, a renowned educator, discussed his work on anti-racism, social justice, and cultural proficiency. He highlighted the legacy of Dr. Ginni Winters, emphasizing her impact on education and equity. Marks stressed the importance of radical love, self-awareness, and accountability in education. He shared examples of successful community partnerships, such as the Social Justice Project in Oakland County, which improved diversity education. Marks also discussed the need for institutionalized accountability and the importance of creating safe spaces for honest feedback. He concluded by advocating for courageous leadership and partnerships to address educational disparities.

1 h
3 JUIL.

Getting to the Core S4.E3 - Addressing Chronic Absenteeism with author and presenter, Jessica Sprick from Safe and Civil Schools

Chronic absenteeism is a widespread issue in schools and districts across the country. It has raised concerns about academic rigor, student behavior, and performance. In an interview with Getting To The Core, author Jessica Sprick discusses best practices that have been effective in addressing these concerns.

37 min
3 JUIN

Getting to the Core S4.E2 - Restorative Practices with Dr. Keisha Allen

The Executive Director of BFDI Training Institute, Dr. Keisha Allen joins Getting To The Core to discuss the power of Restorative Practices from a facilitator’s perspective.

41 min
12 MARS

Getting to the Core - S4.E1 - Kentwood shares their early adoption views on Restorative Practices

Recently, our team at Wayne RESA had the pleasure of discussing the Strategic Planning process of Kentwood Public Schools with their leadership team, including Veronica Lake, Suni Joy, Andrew Telvin, and Carrie Tellerico. One of the key initiatives of their plan was the district-wide adoption of Restorative Practices. This approach has been proven to foster positive relationships and promote a sense of community within the school.

42 min
14/11/2022

Getting to the Core - S3.E6 - Homeless Education, McKinney-Vento and Special Populations

As we recognize National Homeless Awareness Week this month, we will be providing some information about the Special Populations Team at Wayne RESA, the McKinney-Vento Law, Homeless Awareness and why raising awareness on this subject is so important. We will be discussing what some common signs of homelessness are, the barriers that students experiencing homelessness face, how districts and PSAs can support their McKinney-Vento eligible students, and who you can contact should you have questions within your district and the county. Joining us are Wayne RESA Special Populations Team members; Dr. Sharrece Farris, Manager of State and Federal Programs, Charter Authorizations and Special Populations, Sabrina Rudy, Special Populations Consultant and Mary Bamrick, Administrative Assistant. Resources: MCAH Homeless Awareness Month Toolkit Common Signs of Homelessness School House Connection Common Questions Covenant House - Sleep Out Event Wayne RESA Homeless Education page

13 min
31/10/2022

Getting to the Core - S3.E5 - MiCIP - A new way to assist school districts with School Improvement.

Wayne RESA Presents: Getting to the Core - MiCIP. Today's content will be about continuous improvement. The State of Michigan has revamped our school and district planning to be more reflective, intuitive and responsive to the needs of staff and students. The process of district and school improvement is meant to be used for setting and aligning goals and expectations to the district and schools mission and vision. The goals have strategies and activities to systemically implement and address the needs of the district. Over time the process improvement planning has become cumbersome and compliance driven. MiCIP or Michigan Integrated Continuous Improvement Planning is a new and improved way to assist districts with school improvement in a way that helps to ensure that goals and expectations are being monitored and evaluated consistently throughout the school year. There's a new platform to house the plan that's much more intuitive than any of our old district school improvement systems. Your host is Marvin Franklin, Eudcational Improvement Consultant at Wayne RESA. Our guests are Nekeya Irby and Kimberly Murphy, Educational Improvement Consultants at Wayne RESA. Wayne County MiCIP University Michigan Department of Education - MiCIP Website Wayne RESA Educational Improvement Team

28 min

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Wayne RESA
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2022 - 2024
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25
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Getting to the Core with Wayne RESA

Getting to the Core with Wayne RESA

S4.E6 - Why is Understanding Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Important to Unlock Bloom’s Taxonomy?

Getting to the Core S4.E5 - Curating Joy is an Integral Part of Teaching with Dr. Rema Vassar

Getting to the Core - S4.E4 - Climate and Culture is the Backbone of a Successful School Year. A Conversation with Our Core Team and Diversity and Equity Consultant Dr. Jay Marks

Getting to the Core S4.E3 - Addressing Chronic Absenteeism with author and presenter, Jessica Sprick from Safe and Civil Schools

Getting to the Core S4.E2 - Restorative Practices with Dr. Keisha Allen

Getting to the Core - S4.E1 - Kentwood shares their early adoption views on Restorative Practices

Getting to the Core - S3.E6 - Homeless Education, McKinney-Vento and Special Populations

Getting to the Core - S3.E5 - MiCIP - A new way to assist school districts with School Improvement.

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Getting to the Core with Wayne RESA

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S4.E6 - Why is Understanding Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Important to Unlock Bloom’s Taxonomy?

Getting to the Core S4.E5 - Curating Joy is an Integral Part of Teaching with Dr. Rema Vassar

Getting to the Core - S4.E4 - Climate and Culture is the Backbone of a Successful School Year. A Conversation with Our Core Team and Diversity and Equity Consultant Dr. Jay Marks

Getting to the Core S4.E3 - Addressing Chronic Absenteeism with author and presenter, Jessica Sprick from Safe and Civil Schools

Getting to the Core S4.E2 - Restorative Practices with Dr. Keisha Allen

Getting to the Core - S4.E1 - Kentwood shares their early adoption views on Restorative Practices

Getting to the Core - S3.E6 - Homeless Education, McKinney-Vento and Special Populations

Getting to the Core - S3.E5 - MiCIP - A new way to assist school districts with School Improvement.

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