About this episode

This episode continues the discussion on the power of small change in education, focusing on the principles of leverage and practical applications.

Teaser: Today we dig into the second of our three-part series on the power of small change. Last week I covered some of the major challenges with BIG Change and then shared the four principles of leverage. I’ll give a quick recap of the principles of leverage in a few minutes, but if you did not listen to part 1 I strongly urge you to go to it before listening to this episode. Sponsor Spot 1: If you’ve been scrolling through social media this Spring, you’ve probably seen some of your colleagues from other schools on a trip with their students. They’re at Disney, Or D.C., or maybe even across the pond – and if you’re inspired to start planning a future trip for your students, I highly recommend working with Kaleidoscope Adventures. The KA team has been planning student travel for over 30 years, and they make the whole process very easy. Check out Kaleidoscope Adventures at mykatrip.com and start planning an educational adventure your students will remember forever. Show Intro When students practice math over the summer, students learn and math scores go up. Join the growing list of schools offering at-home summer math enrichment through Summer Pops. If you are curious about what a…

People in this episode

Host: Frederick Buskey

Topics covered

• small change
• education
• math enrichment
• travel planning
• principles of leverage

Keywords

• short cycle change
• education
• math scores
• student travel
• summer enrichment

Sponsors

Kaleidoscope Adventures, Summer Pops

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Summer Pops

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