Joe Fatheree's guest appearances

Joe Fatheree

The Edtech Podcast

The Kathryn Zox Show

Cable's Leaders in Learning: In Their Own Words

Anchored in Education

Bob Ross

Tracy Brown

Jim Johnson

Josh Martin

Jennifer McCormick

Joe Sanfelippo

Jonathan Levin

Thomas Gregory

Trevor MacKenzie

Scott Mcleod

Ken Wallace

Louise Brown

Katherine Whitaker

Lisa Quinn

Dan Meyer

OwlTail

A leader is more than the person who holds the leadership title or has taken a step into administration. A leader is someone who recognizes their role and value and steps up to become a foundation. Teacher leaders do not wait until others solve problems for them; they see a problem and take initiative to to find a solution. Joe Fatheree and Rebecca Mieliwocki co-authored the book Adventures in Teachers Leadership. A book that explores the pathways, strategies, and inspiration for every teacher. Joe joins Anchored in Education for a two part series on teacher leadership. This week we continue the conversation, including now professional development, advocacy, and getting started in your school district. After listening, head over to www.escottengland.com to read more about Joe. You will also find a link to his book in the resource section.

A leader is more than the person who holds the leadership title or has taken a step into administration. A leader is someone who recognizes their role and value and steps up to become a foundation. Teacher leaders do not wait until others solve problems for them; they see a problem and take initiative to to find a solution. Joe Fatheree and Rebecca Mieliwocki co-authored the book Adventures in Teachers Leadership. A book that explores the pathways, strategies, and inspiration for every teacher. Joe joins Anchored in Education for a two part series on teacher leadership. This week we continue the conversation, including now professional development, advocacy, and getting started in your school district. After listening, head over to <a href="http://www.escottengland.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.escottengland.com</a> to read more about Joe. You will also find a link to his book in the resource section.

Adventures in Teacher Leadership, Part 2 with Joe Fatheree

A leader is more than the person who holds the leadership title or has taken a step into administration. A leader is someone who recognizes their role and value and steps up to become a foundation. Teacher leaders do not wait until others solve problems for them; they see a problem and take initiative to to find a solution. Joe Fatheree and Rebecca Mieliwocki co-authored the book Adventures in Teachers Leadership. A book that explores the pathways, strategies, and inspiration for every teacher. Joe joins Anchored in Education for a two part series on teacher leadership. After listening, head over to www.escottengland.com to read more about Joe. You will also find a link to his book in the resource section.

A leader is more than the person who holds the leadership title or has taken a step into administration. A leader is someone who recognizes their role and value and steps up to become a foundation. Teacher leaders do not wait until others solve problems for them; they see a problem and take initiative to to find a solution. Joe Fatheree and Rebecca Mieliwocki co-authored the book Adventures in Teachers Leadership. A book that explores the pathways, strategies, and inspiration for every teacher. Joe joins Anchored in Education for a two part series on teacher leadership. After listening, head over to <a href="http://www.escottengland.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.escottengland.com</a> to read more about Joe. You will also find a link to his book in the resource section.

Adventures in Teacher Leadership, Part 1 with Joe Fatheree

Craig Lindvahl and Joe Fatheree were recognized for their creation of the Aha Film Festival, an annual event they designed to showcase the work of students in multimedia classes from Teutopolis and Effingham high schools in Illinois.  The festival sells out a 1,600-seat theater and includes industry seminars on the day of the festival.In this podcast (MP3, 15 MB), the duo talk about the importance of hands-on learning and what the popular film festival means to their small Midwestern town.

Craig Lindvahl and Joe Fatheree were recognized for their creation of the Aha Film Festival, an annual event they designed to showcase the work of students in multimedia classes from Teutopolis and Effingham high schools in Illinois. The festival sells out a 1,600-seat theater and includes industry seminars on the day of the festival. In this <a href="http://p.ciconline.org/LiL/LindvahlFatheree.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcast</a> (MP3, 15 MB), the duo talk about the importance of hands-on learning and what the popular film festival means to their small Midwestern town.

Craig Lindvahl and Joe Fatheree, Teachres, Effingham and Teutopolis high schools, Illinois