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Be a Better Ally: critical conversations for K12 educators158: A Very Important Book Birthday!We are celebrating the one year anniversary of one of my favorite books by the amazing Angeline Aow and Dr. Sadie Hollins
Celebrating milestones is so important, so this week we return to a recap of the Book Launch Party for Dr. Sadie Hollins and Angeline Aow's book "Becoming a Totally Inclusive School: A Guide for Teachers and School Leaders." In this conversation, the co-authors provide readings from their book and field questions from the live audience.
Order your copy of the book: https://www.routledge.com/Becoming-a-Totally-Inclusive-School-A-Guide-for-Teachers-and-School-Leaders/Aow-Hollins-Whitehead/p/book/9781032136745
Email me tricia (at) shiftingschools (dot com) to tell...2023-11-1648 min
Teacher Magazine (ACER)Teacher Staffroom Episode 48: Diversity and inclusionWhat does it mean to be a Totally Inclusive School? The latest instalment of Teacher’s Bookshelf includes an extract from the book Becoming a Totally Inclusive School: A Guide for Teachers and School Leaders, written by Angeline Aow, Sadie Hollins and Stephen Whitehead. According to the authors, ‘a Totally Inclusive, equitable and just institution is where all learners have access to the curriculum in learning spaces that continually strive to eliminate oppression’. In today’s episode, we're going to be talking a bit more about this Teacher’s Bookshelf article, as well as a School Improvement podcast episode featuring Angeline a...2023-06-2912 min
Teacher Magazine (ACER)School Improvement Episode 46: Diversity, Equity and InclusionIn a Teacher’s Bookshelf article last month, we shared an exclusive extract from Becoming a Totally Inclusive School: A Guide for Teachers and School Leaders, written by Angeline Aow, Sadie Hollins and Stephen Whitehead. In this episode of School Improvement, we're joined by 2 of the authors, Angeline and Sadie, who are based in Germany and the UK. We’ll be talking about what we mean by Total Inclusivity, and taking a closer look at the Continuum on Becoming a Totally Inclusive School – that’s a framework to help schools and educators move from theory to practice. There are 6 stages of the c...2023-06-2241 min
The SENIA Happy Hour PodcastBecoming a Totally Inclusive SchoolOverview:
Today host Lori Boll speaks with Angeline Aow and Dr. Sadie Hollins, the authors of Becoming a Totally Inclusive School a Guide for Teachers and School Leaders published by Routledge in November, 2022.
Many of you know Angeline Aow as she was a keynote speaker at our SENIA Europe conference and a presenter at our virtual conference happening right now (PS, it’s not too late to register for that as you are able to watch the videos for 4 months- so register today!). Both Sadie and Angeline have extensive experience and knowledge in supporting inclusion an...2022-12-0828 min
Be a Better Ally: critical conversations for K12 educatorsEpisode 108: Productive Discomfort with Angeline Aow and Dr. Sadie HollinsOn this episode, we bring you a recap of the Book Launch Party for Dr. Sadie Hollins and Angeline Aow's book "Becoming a Totally Inclusive School: A Guide for Teachers and School Leaders."
In this conversation, the co-authors provide readings from their book and field questions from the live audience.
Order your copy of the book:
https://www.routledge.com/Becoming-a-Totally-Inclusive-School-A-Guide-for-Teachers-and-School-Leaders/Aow-Hollins-Whitehead/p/book/9781032136745
Fill out the form to win a guest consult with the authors:
https://forms.gle/kPDqBTrHy1eqJ7qt8
Learn more about Eduspark as mentioned at the top of the episode:
https://eduspark.world
Explore Tricia's free...2022-12-0745 min
Be a Better Ally: critical conversations for K12 educatorsWhat is the legacy we hope to co-create? (Bonus Episode)Join the AIELOC and Women of Color in ELT Virtual Conference - November 12-13, 2022
Register:
https://tinyurl.com/november1213event
aieloc.org/conference
Email for more:
aieloc2019 (at) gmail (dot) com
Half of your registration is going to the Ling Project in Ghana. They are a nonprofit working to bridge the literacy and STEM gap in the female population.
Learn more about the book launch for Dr. Sadie Hollins and Angeline Aow's new book:
tinyurl.com/booklaunchnovember
Join the next gathering for GSA/SOGI facilitators on November 29th:
tinyurl.com/legacywebinarshiftingschools
or email
Tricia (at) shiftingschools (dot) com
Find a...2022-11-0607 min
Be a Better Ally: critical conversations for K12 educatorsEpisode 101: Becoming a Totally Inclusive School with Dr. Sadie Hollins and Angeline AowOn this episode of the podcast, Tricia speaks with co-authors Sadie and Angeline about their new book "Becoming a Totally Inclusive School
A Guide for Teachers and School Leaders."
Learn more about their book:
https://www.routledge.com/Becoming-a-Totally-Inclusive-School-A-Guide-for-Teachers-and-School-Leaders/Aow-Hollins-Whitehead/p/book/9781032136745
Find out more about getting a discount code for the book:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BjPq8Md_l_1kpeI42T8Y5jSyQSUKDsyk?usp=sharing
Request it from your library:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ehlz277xAMTHyYcAG6fHpmpr9HjhIHH5L8Rnbt7l7qQ/edit?usp=sharing
Explore a transcript for this show:
https://docs.google.com...2022-10-2035 min
WISEducation PodcastSeries 2, Ep 2 - Rhiannon Phillips Bianco, Leader of Wellbeing and Positive Education and Y6 Class Teacher at the Southlands British International School in RomeIn this episode I had the absolute pleasure to speak with Rhiannon Phillips Bianco, Leader of Wellbeing and Positive Education and Y6 Class Teacher at the Southlands British International School in Rome. Rhiannon shares her experiences and lessons that she has learned in her previous and current Wellbeing Leader roles. We discuss the work that has influenced Rhiannon's approach to supporting wellbeing in schools, we learn how Rhiannon has adapted her wellbeing work with primary students to now working with students across the whole school, and we talk about the small things that we can do create a culture...2022-05-011h 04WISEducation PodcastSeries 2, Ep 1 - Students Together AgaiNst Discrimination (STAND), International School of HelsinkiWe kick-off Series 2 with a very special episode where I get the chance to chat with Carolina, Sofie, Anni and Ben, from student equity group STAND (Students Together AgaiNst Discrimination), International School of Helsinki, who are fighting for equity both within their school, and the wider community. We learn about the origins of the group, how they launched and branded the group to help engage other high school students, and their thoughts on how teachers can best support the work of student equity groups in their settings.
This episode can also be found in issue 2 of the...2021-12-0933 min
WISEducation PodcastEp 10 - Nunana Nyomi, Associate Director of Higher Education Services, Council of International SchoolsIn this episode I had the privilege of speaking with Nunana Nyomi, Associate Director of Higher Education Services, Council of International Schools. In this episode we discuss how Higher Education has had to respond to the challenges of the pandemic by finding ways to holistically assess students, and not rely on traditional mass assessment methods. We discuss the context that led to Nunana’s article on how international education perpetuates structural racism and how anti-racism is the solution, and we also talk about the context that led up to the refreshingly honest conversation between Nunana and Jane Larsson, Executive Di...2021-07-211h 05
WISEducation PodcastEp 9 - Tricia Friedman, Creative Content Director with Shifting Schools and creator of the Be A Better Ally podcastIn this episode I had the privilege of speaking with Tricia Friedman, Creative Content Director with Shifting Schools and creator of the Be A Better Ally podcast. We discuss the often unasked question of ‘what is it like to be a queer educator?’ and Tricia candidly shares some of her experiences. We also talk about the need to have ongoing difficult conversations about diversity, equity and inclusion, and the ‘call for candidness’ within education. Thanks for listening and enjoy the podcast. Also, please check out WISEducationblog.com for more information about WISEducation.
Some of the awes...2021-07-141h 13WISEducation PodcastEp 8 - Daniel Wickner, founder of Identity-Centered Learning and Elementary Teacher at Hong Kong International SchoolIn this episode I had the privilege of speaking with Daniel Wickner, founder of Identity-Centered Learning and Elementary Teacher at Hong Kong International School. In this episode we discuss the importance of placing identity at the centre of our students’ learning, not by planting seeds for our students, but rather allowing them to plant their own seeds, and Daniel discusses ideas for how we can do this. We also talk about the vulnerability that we experience as educators in sharing parts of our identity at school. Thanks for listening and enjoy the podcast. Also, please check out WISEducationblog.com fo...2021-07-0759 min
WISEducation PodcastEp 7 - Matthew Savage, founder of #themonalisaeffect and The Data Conversation podcast, and former International School PrincipalIn this episode I had the privilege of speaking with Matthew Savage, consultant, trainer and coach, founder of #themonalisaeffect, and former International School Principal. This was a really special conversation where Matthew shared his son Jack’s journey, and what his transgender son has taught him about inclusion. We also talk about the importance of placing identity as central to work around wellbeing, and Matthew shares his thoughts on what might be helpful for schools to think about when starting their LGBTQ+ inclusion and allyship journey. Thanks for listening and enjoy the podcast. Also, please check out WISEducationblog.com fo...2021-06-301h 07WISEducation PodcastEp 6 - Kathy Wallace, Head of IB Language and Literature, UWCSEAIn this episode I had the privilege of speaking with Kathy Wallace, Head of IB Language and Literature at UWCSEA (East), Singapore. We explore an interesting and wide range of topics, including Kathy’s research on ‘Out Of The Local And Into The Global: Parental Perspectives Of International Education In Singapore’, parentocracy and elitism in international education, the potential impact of de-regulated international school markets on local education systems, and student identity and the importance of students learning about the local context in which they are being educated in. Thanks for listening and enjoy the podcast. Also, please check out WI...2021-06-231h 05WISEducation PodcastEp 5 - Kathleen Naglee, Head of School and CEO at the International School of HelsinkiIn this episode I have the privilege to speak with Kathleen Naglee, Head of School and CEO at the International School of Helsinki. We discuss a range of relevant issues, including the importance of having and showing vulnerability and empathy as a leader to staff, students and especially families, Kathleen’s mission to ensure that international school recruitment organisations do more to protect and support LGBTQ+ staff, and ISH’s world pioneering work on VR and the role of VR in the future of education. Thanks for listening and enjoy the podcast. Also, please check out WISEducationblog.com for more...2021-06-161h 20WISEducation PodcastEp 4 - Kyra Kellawan, Head of Education Partnerships at XperienceshipsIn this episode I had the privilege to speak with Kyra Kellawan, Head of Education Partnerships at Xperienceships. We explore what the future of work could be and how international schools can best prepare students for this, we discover what Kyra has learnt from the fascinating discussions that she had had with the innovators, creators, and trailblazers working in education that she has spoken to as a part of her PilotEd podcast, and we discuss the gendering of career choices and how schools can help create positive change in this area. Thanks for listening and enjoy the podcast. Also...2021-06-1243 minWISEducation PodcastEp 3 - Kristin Daniel, Ed.D., President and Co-Founder of the Circulus InstituteIn this episode I had the privilege to speak with Kristin Daniel, Ed.D, President and Co-Founder of the Circulus Institute. We explore how the pandemic has impacted upon international teachers’ wellbeing in unique ways, what resilience is and what it’s not, and how Kristin’s background in Special Education has informed her work which now centres on teaching Social-Emotional Learning skills to educators. I certainly found there to be a lot of things that I related to in Kristin’s words and work and I’m sure educators listening will too. Thanks for listening and enjoy the podcast. A...2021-06-0147 min
#antismalltalk - By Shuaib Khan#antismalltalk interview with Dr Sadie Hollins - Teacher Hug RadioTeacher Hug Radio Episode with Dr Sadie Hollins (@_WISEducation) aired May 8th 2021. Sadie is an international teacher and spoke to us about her journey and passion for wellbeing. Sadie is a regular contributor to WISEducation (Wellbeing in International School Education) magazine and multi-media platform. You can find some of the incredible WISEducation resources at - WISEducation – Wellbeing-in-International-School-Education (wiseducationblog.com)Teacher Hug Radio – The soundtrack to your teaching career2021-05-3149 minWISEducation PodcastEp 2 - Nick Dunn, Director of Activities and Community Operations at UWCSEA (East), SingaporeIn this episode I had the privilege to speak with Nick Dunn, Director of Activities and Community Operations at UWC East campus in Singapore. We explore how Nick’s background and career as an elite gymnast and coach, and also his experience in independent and international education for the past 25 years has shaped his philosophy and values when it comes to education. We also explore the work that Nick and UWCSEA are doing to create 21st Century learners, and we discuss the morality of private and international education and how we as educators and schools can encourage accountability, responsibility an...2021-05-2742 minWISEducation PodcastEp 1 - Wellbeing in international schools: Are we missing the bigger picture?This episode is also available as a blog post: https://wiseducationblog.com/2021/04/08/wellbeing-in-international-schools-are-we-missing-the-bigger-picture/2021-05-2208 min
TandTeaching - The Educational PodcastCreating a Culture of Well-Being in Schools with Dr Sadie HollinsEPISODE 7- In this episode we speak to Dr Sadie Hollins about how school's can create a culture of well-being to support student development.2021-05-1731 min
The Leading, Language and Literature PodcastDr. Sadie Hollins - Head of 6th Form and Wellbeing blogger - Chiang MaiDr. Sadie Hollins is the Head of the 6th form at Lanna international school, Chiang Mai, as well as being founder and blogger of the brilliant WISEducation. Having started the site’s online magazine in the middle of last year, Sadie has now overseen 4 consistently compelling editions that offer advice on all things Wellbeing-within-International-School-EducationWe discuss: An introduction to her career to dateone or two articles from the magazine that have challenged Sadie’s preconceptionsThe need for international schools to offer ‘holistic development’ of the students and staffhow different cultures see mental health with regard to South Eas...2021-05-1646 min