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Dr. Shaun Woodly is a National inspiration, and his mission continues to expand. In Episode 248 of The Dash Podcast Dr. Woodly share’s how he manages his National Travel Schedule, maintains his duties as a family man, and his drive for changing education.

1:00 - Life as a National Keynote Speaker
11:13 - Building Strong Habits
23:15 - Urban Education Reform

I’ve been a fan of Teach for the Culture - Shauna Brown for a while. And always felt like there is a deeper meaning and conviction behind Teach for The Culture. And wow! This was a rich conversation about Culture, Joy, and the Privilege that comes with family history.

2:11 - Being an Advocate of Joy
10:58 - Bold Black Privilege
22:23 - Transition Keys

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Hacking Deficit Thinking: We’ve been trained to consider what’s wrong with our students instead of what’s strong. Dr. Byron McClure & Dr. Kelsie Reed reframed 8 ways to utilize strengths-based practices in your school community. In this episode with Dr. Reed, we discuss her favorite reframes, Changing how we think about our students and being mixed race. Don't forget to visit Dr. Kelsie's website https://www.strengthbasedcollective.com/

1:30 - Asset Based and Strengths Based Thinking
8:18 - Reframing How We Think About Our Kids
17:03 - What it’s like to be Mixed-Race

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Unknown Labels: Know Me Before You Judge Me, is a new book by Dr. Perry Mills a long-time Chief Program and Federal Program Officer. Formerly an alternative school principal Dr. Mills has compiled his annual school themes into a book with chapter topics like Cultivating Chemistry, and Are you for the kids or Are you kidding?

This is an insightful episode with phenomenal stories from Dr. Mills and Tre’ about their experience in schools.

1:00 - What is Federal Program Director?
13:15 - Know me before you judge me
20:36 - Are you for the kids or are you kidding?

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What an amazing conversation with Dr. G, a thriving service provider in the state of Georgia Equipping clients with the tools necessary to be competent and confident change agents in their family and community.
Dr. G is a passionate school psychologist who prefers to do things her own way. Check out our newest episode featuring Dr. G!

1:19 - Black School Psychology
13:47 - From School Psych to Entrepreneur
25:24 - Working with the State

The last couple of years have seen a large transition out of traditional school roles, into non-traditional support roles for school. Dr. Schembari and I talk about our experience as education consultants and how it works.