Relationship Centered Learning Kevin Curtis
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Speaker, author, and disruptor, Kevin Curtis is giving you the tools you need to make a difference and have an impact on the education system.
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077: Solo | The Outcome Of Our Connection Building Tools
Welcome back to another solo episode with you, me, and the mic. In this episode, I will discuss the outcome when we use these tools to connect the kids because there is no one way to build and sustain a relationship. How to use the cross-connecting model to make a difference and build a community in the classroom.
Let’s jump into this episode and dig in more about cross-connecting and the outcome of the tools that we use to build connections with kids.
Main Takeaways:
What is the outcome when we use these tools to connect the kids?
How to use the cross-connecting model to build a community.
.Aspects to consider when choosing the activity.
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076: Solo | Question to Connection
Welcome back to another solo episode with you, me, and the mic. In this episode, I will be talking about questions, specifically how we can question as tools to build and sustain relationships, especially with our students.
Let’s jump into this episode and dig in more about questions and connections.
Main Takeaways:
Questions to start and answers to shape the conversations.
Have the conversation shape around the right questions to find more similarities and build connections.
Let the answer be genuine, real, and authentic by asking thought-provoking questions.
Be sure to check out the full show notes by clicking on the “Episode Website” below.
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075: Solo | Consequences with Grace
Welcome back to another solo episode with you, me, and the mic. In this episode, I will be talking about the pathways of training, the concept of consequences with grace, and understanding that life is far from black and white.
Let’s jump into this episode and dig in more about leading and responding with grace.
Main Takeaways:
The concept of ‘Gray is consequences with grace’
Experience accountability.
Leading and responding with grace.
Be sure to check out the full show notes by clicking on the “Episode Website” below.
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074: Solo | The Power of Words (Student Vs. Kids)
Welcome back to another solo episode, Mindset Monday, with you, me, and the mic. In this episode, I will be talking about the power of words, how it is affecting our expectations towards our students, and the understanding not to expect students to always be perfect.
Let’s jump into this episode and dig in more about the power of words.
Main Takeaways:
Two completely different connotations and expectations between the word ‘students’ and ‘kids.’
The correlation between academics and how students behave.
The grace and understanding that kids and even adults are going to make mistakes at some point.
Be sure to check out the full show notes by clicking on the “Episode Website” below.
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073: Wade Stanford | Leadership with Authenticity, Transparency, and Inclusivity
In this episode, I get to interview the superintendent of Westwood ISD, Wade Stanford. Wade is not just full of knowledge and experience but also vulnerable. We will be talking about so many twists and turns of the vulnerability, how he listens to other stakeholders and utilizes those processes not just with the staff but also with students
Let’s dig in and learn more about his inspiring experience and how to lead with authenticity, transparency, and vulnerability.
Main Takeaways:
Building Genuine and Sustainable Connection
Leadership with Authenticity, Transparency, and Inclusivity
The Thought Exchange
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071: Solo | Listening to Behavior
Welcome back to another solo episode, Mindset Monday, with you, me, and the mic. Within the last few episodes, I realized that I continue to use the same phrase about actively listening to someone from their behavior towards us within the last few episodes. So in this episode, I will be talking about active listening and increasing the awareness of red flags.
Let’s jump into this episode and dig in more about listening to someone’s behavior.
Main Takeaways:
Missing the red flags of a relationship in the way someone treats us.
The importance of taking another perspective from a third party.
The tendency to excuse and tolerate someone’s behavior because of your feelings, biases, or beliefs.
Be sure to check out the full show notes by clicking on the “Episode Website” below.
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Customer Reviews
Very Insightful
Now more than ever we need to remember that successful relationships are at the center of successful outcomes. This is a great program! Thank you
More Than Ever
This is what education needs now more than ever!!! Relationships first!!! This podcast is spot on and sheds light into how important relationships are to connect with our youth today!
Tons of great information!
Such a great reminder to all people, not just educators that relationships are the stepping stone to all educational success