Jamie Brown

To support a student who repeatedly struggles, be open to restorative practices. Hear the child’s story and realize their actions have nothing to do with you and everything to do with the emotional baggage they carry into school. See each child. Hear each child’s story.

Burnout in Educaiton is real….how do we revitalize the mindset?

To develop the whole child, you have to support the whole teacher.

Going below the waterline for every student will allow you to truly reach every student.

The power of student-driven leadership

Does your mindset bring people ⬆️ or ⬇️

See>Hear>Celebrate

How it all got started~ my rookie year philosophy that framed my approach as an instructional leader.

Connection before Correction

5 key builds as a school leader…

Motivation as we enter the final stretch of the school year.

Talking w/ a group of vet teachers, the discussion was around why they were struggling to connect w/ students? I challenged them to meet their students where they are & we created an AI project showing the same struggle. Intentional conversations lead to intentional connection.

Discipline isn’t one size fits all. When we take the time to learn a student’s story, restorative practices can support a child long-term and lead to greater results for not only the child, but your school’s climate as a whole.

Administrators, here are 5️⃣ Ways to Model Leadership to Your Team⬇️

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