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(Re)Education of Schools Podcast
Join educators Justin Moorman and Katie Thornton as they have open, honest conversations about how to better understand social-emotional learning, trauma-informed care, the “why’s” behind student behavior, and how to help kids navigate it all as they go through school and life. Each episode they will strive to provide practical understanding and opportunities to grow for anyone who works with children, or has children in their life … all in about 30 minutes!
(Re)Education of Schools Podcast
Latest Episodes
Building a Trauma-Informed MTSS for Behavioral Supports
Episode 81In this episode, Justin and Katie discuss the critical need for structured guidance when leading an educational organization through behavioral challenges. We break down the development of a Trauma-Informed Multi-Tiered System...
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Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) – The Secret to Transforming School Culture
Are you looking for the single biggest return on investment for your school's culture? In this episode, we dive into the power of **Professional Learning Communities (PLCs)** and why they are the essential backbone of a successful **trauma-info...
Navigating Cognitive Dissonance in Trauma-Informed Schools
Have you ever committed to a trauma-informed approach only to find yourself reacting with old, punitive habits in the heat of the moment? This uncomfortable tension between our values and our actions is known as cognitive dissonance, and it ...
Restorative Practices
In this episode, Justin and Katie dive into Restorative Practices—a foundational pillar of Trauma-Informed Schools and a critical component of an effective, behaviorally aligned MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Supports) process.We explore ...
The Great IEP Debate
Are you an Intervention Specialist or educator feeling buried under state mandates and data metrics? Join us for Episode 77 as we dive deep into the art of Individualizing Education Plans (IEPs) without losing sight of the student behind the pa...