The SUPERHERO Education Podcast

Supporting Asian Families and Students.

On this episode we discuss supporting our Asian families and students. We shared some of our personal best practices and areas of improvement. Do you think the support looks different for depending on the particular ethnic group?

How does teacher morale influence your classroom?

Teacher morale can be an important topic of discussion. It can easily be overlooked. How do you know if the morale is high or low? Who is most responsible for keep your morale at a high level! We appreciate the work you do! Hopefully, this episode will give you a much needed boost!

New President, better classroom?

The country was divided during the election process. Does the President matter when thinking about your classroom? What did both candidates miss? This is our Presidential episode. Have a great week!

When the Teacher is the Minority!

This might be the best and most important episode we have released. The Superhero Educators had the pleasure of interviewing Sarah Sutherland and Randee Drew. Both are amazing educators and specialize in the concept of equitable education for all students. Sarah discussed what it takes to make it as a white educator in a majority black school setting. Randee discussed what it takes to make it as a black educator in a majority white school setting. This was an much needed conversation, as they unpacked needed skills for success. Please purchase the book, The Sun Still Rises by Sarah Sutherland.

Supporting Diverse Work Candidates

On this episode of Superhero Education, we interviewed Margaux Baumgarten. She is an industry leader in the area of supporting diverse work candidates as they join the professional workforce. We discussed specific areas of support, identifying employment, interview skills, and partnering with companies that seek diverse work candidates. You could feel Margaux's passion for helping others throughout the interview. Please share this episode with anyone looking to enter or re-enter professional workforce.

LGBTQ and the Quest for Educational Equality – The Justin Roby Interview

LGBTQ and the Quest for Educational Equality – The Justin Roby Interview

On this episode we discussed the intersection between  LGBTQ social justice and equity within learning institutions. This was a much needed conversation, especially if we believe all children can learn. Hopefully, this powerful episode will spark needed conversations in your school entity.

Educational Leader of Leaders....... Ms. Hanna Jadin

We were blessed to interview one of the leading educators in the state of Minnesota. She is a personal favorite of the guys from the Superhero Education Podcast! Hanna is a no excuse type of educator and her passion for urban education literally jumps off the page. If you need some mid-year inspiration, this is the episode for you!

November Mindset

On this last day of November, we wanted to make sure we reflected on a November Mindset. November is the month when school gets real. We tried to get into the mind of the best teachers to determine what will be needed educationally in December and the start of the second semester!

The Will Turner Interview. How faith meets education and social Justice!

On this episode, we interviewed one of our favorite educators. Will Turner is a Dean of Students and one of the most impactful educators we know. Listen to learn how he merges faith, education, and social justice.

Virtual Learning! Is it working?

On this episode of the Superhero Education Podcast, we reflect upon our new world of virtual learning. What is working? What is not working? We hope this episode motivates you to keeping engaging students at a high level!