Last week’s conversation on Anchored in Education talked about taking on leadership responsibilities in different parts of our world in a moment of crisis. Today, I… Read More »Global Education with Brantley Turner

I have long said that some of the best leadership lessons I have learned have come from outside of education. I frequently mention the leadership of… Read More »Stranded in the Sky with Philip Jett

I am fortunate to be in a position in which I receive many books sent to me a month. One such book I received earlier in… Read More »Made for Learning with Debra Crouch

There are only a few foods I do not like. I don’t do olives of any sort. I don’t do pickled beets. And I despise Doritos of… Read More »Food Fight with Linda B. Davis

Recently, I have had several guests on Anchored in Education who have written fictional literature. Even though most of the works of fiction have been geared… Read More »Might As Well Be Dead with Mark Goldblatt

Just a few days from today will mark the seventh anniversary of the fatal shooting of Philando Castile in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Metropolitan area. A… Read More »The Stories Whiteness Tells Itself with David Mura

I came across a new book, recommended to me by my friends at Books Forward. It’s called Welcome to Monsterville, and it’s illustrations of various monsters… Read More »Welcome to Monsterville with Laura Shovan

If you are a regular listener of Anchored in Education, then you’ve heard my guest today on four previous episodes. And each time Charley Cass joins… Read More »Video Storytelling with John Azoni

If you are a regular listener of Anchored in Education, then you’ve heard my guest today on four previous episodes. And each time Charley Cass joins… Read More »Leaving Poverty: On Purpose and For Good