Podcasts For Leaderful Schools

Linda interviews Dr. Rick Perry of Portage Schools in Portage, Michigan about IB and how it has been integrated into both high schools.

Bob introduces Linda Tyson who will join Bob in this podcast series. Dr. Pamela Morehead passed away December 7, 2008.

Dr. Nancy Brown, Teacher Development and Educational Studies at Oakland University shares the children's book "I Remember Miss Perry" with our listeners in memory of Dr. Pamela Morehead.

Bob chats with Dr. Virgina Kyro, Coordinator, MASA's Superintendents Emerging Leader Forum (SELF). She is the former Superintendent of the Oxford (MI) schools and currently is working with early career superintendents throughout the State of Michigan. In this interview, she provides valuable insights concerning the roll of superintendents in supporting teacher leadership.

This program features a discussion with two members of the team that is conducting the assessment and capacity building project for the Galileo Institute. Dr. John Burkhardt and Mr. Nate Harris of the University of Michigan discuss their very encouraging findings about the Galileo Teacher Leadership Development Project.

Bob and Pam reflect on the last 6 episodes, draw some conclusions, and welcome our new iTunes listeners.

Bob and Pam engage in an excellent interview with Dr. Judy Pritchett, Superintendent of Center Line Schools. Dr. Pritchett describes her school district's partnership with the Galileo Institute. Center Line is committed to creating a system in which collaborative leadership can thrive.

Bob and Pam enjoy speaking with Dr. Thomas Blume, Ph.D in OU's Dept. of Counseling, about his concept of Identity Re-negotiations. He provides important insights into the dynamics of teacher to teacher relationships and understanding of what happens when a teacher assumes a leadership role.

Pam and Bob interview Dr. Caryn Wells regarding her research with Professional Learning Communities. This discussion provides valuable help in effectively implementing P.L.C.s.

Bob and Pam continue their conversation with Dr. Joan Lessen Firestone and Dr. Julie Ricks-Doneen with an emphasis on all day kindergarten.

Pam and Bob welcome Dr. Joan Lessen Firestone and Dr. Julie Ricks-Doneen as their first guests of the new season. The discussion centers on the perception of leadership and early childhood.

Bob and Pam take a field trip to L'Anse Creuse to talk with Dr.Betty Kozma about PLCs.

Bob and Pam talk about the highlights of our first year, what they got from each guest, and what you can expect in the fall.

Pam and Bob reflect on the Galileo Institute, time for renewal, and the many roles of leadership.

Pam and Bob talk to Linda Tyson of Oakland University about the world community and OU's International Baccalaureate certification program.

Bob and Pam enjoy a conversation with the delightful Dr. Ann Lieberman.

In this episode, Pam and Bob talk with Parker Palmer about the needed changes in teacher education and leadership education. Dr. Palmer is celebrating the 10th anniversary re-release of his book, The Courage to Teach.

Pam and Bob talk about the interviews with Dr. Tim Larrabee and Dr. Tom Pedoni, how their research connects, and the impact of leadership on all kinds of diversity.

Dr. Pedroni talks with Bob & Pam about his new book. He also introduces his program in Brazil- OU's Global Urban Education Exchange. This program includes an opportunity for Oakland University students to visit Porto Alegre, Brazil and experience firsthand the changes they have made in education.

Pam and Bob talk with Dr. Larrabee about the challenges facing students and teachers in respect to sexual orientation.