Dr. Bob Maxfield along with Dr. Suzanne Klein speak with Jenifer Michos, Principal at Parkview Elementary in Novi, Michigan, about the role of a building principal and the importance of teacher leadership.
For this very special 200th episode, Dr. Bob Maxfield and Dr. Suzanne Klein take a trip down memory lane and reflect back upon previous guests including nationally recognized authors, superintendents, principals, teachers, professors, advocates, as well as various others, discussing the significance of those interviews and the importance of the topics that have been discussed.
Dr. Bob Maxfield along with Dr. Suzanne Klein speak with Nicole Hockley, Founder and Managing Director of Sandy Hook Promise, about the importance of school safety in the midst of tragedies involving gun violence in America's schools.
Dr. Bob Maxfield along with Dr. Suzanne Klein speak with Dr. Anthony Francis, Assistant Professor of Education in the Department of Teacher Development and Educational Studies at Oakland University, about teacher leadership, the importance of teaching and why people should choose this profession.
Dr. Bob Maxfield along with Dr. Suzanne Klein speak with Dr. Amanda Nichols-Hess, Associate Professor and e-learning, instructional technology and education librarian for Oakland University Libraries in Rochester, Michigan about teacher leadership, information literacy and 21st century learning.
Dr. Bob Maxfield along with Dr. Suzanne Klein speak with Kate Murray, Principal at Grosse Point North High School in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan, about the cultivation and support of teacher leadership with an important discussion about issues facing schools today regarding gun violence.
Dr. Bob Maxfield speaks with Megan Power, a Learning Experience Designer at Design39Campus, a school located in the Poway Unified School District in San Diego, CA. The discussion revolves around teacher leadership in the midst of a unique and innovative approach for teaching and learning which uses design thinking.
Dr. Bob Maxfield along with Dr. Suzanne Klein speak with Dr. Randy Liepa, Superintendent of Wayne RESA in Wayne, Michigan, about better ways of funding education in Michigan along with the School Finance Research Collaborative and the findings of that study.
Dr. Bob Maxfield along with Dr. Suzanne Klein and Dr. Linda Tyson speak with Marcia Hudson, reading consultant for the Avondale School District along with four other literacy leaders representing districts in Oakland County Michigan; Phyllis Ness- Clarkston, Kimberly Hempton- Bloomfield Hills, and Cyndi Setteceri- Birmingham, about the third grade reading/retention issue facing parents and schools as well as the role of teacher leadership.
Dr. Bob Maxfield along with Dr. Suzanne Klein and Dr. Linda Tyson speak with Jarod McGuffey, teacher at Disney Elementary in Fraser Public Schools, Clinton Township, Michigan, about 21st century learning and the role of teacher leadership.