What Great Teachers Do Differently with Todd Whitaker — Big Ideas in Small Windows
Today, we're pleased to share an episode originally recorded for Big Ideas in Small Windows with host Mike Gaskell.
In Mike's interview with best-selling education author Todd Whitaker (1.5 million books sold and counting), you'll hear about topics ranging from imposter syndrome to "shifting the monkey" back where it belongs (toward difficult people).
Whitaker is author of dozens of books, including the most well-known, What Great Teachers Do Differently. Find it on Amazon.
This episode contains part 1 of an extended conversation with Todd Whitaker. Listen to part 2 here.
For more author interviews from across the Be Podcast Network, make sure to subscribe to The Authority: https://authoritypodcast.net
Learn about the Be Podcast Network here: https://bepodcast.network
In Mike's interview with best-selling education author Todd Whitaker (1.5 million books sold and counting), you'll hear about topics ranging from imposter syndrome to "shifting the monkey" back where it belongs (toward difficult people).
Whitaker is author of dozens of books, including the most well-known, What Great Teachers Do Differently. Find it on Amazon.
This episode contains part 1 of an extended conversation with Todd Whitaker. Listen to part 2 here.
For more author interviews from across the Be Podcast Network, make sure to subscribe to The Authority: https://authoritypodcast.net
Learn about the Be Podcast Network here: https://bepodcast.network
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Creators and Guests
Guest
Todd Whitaker
Focus on Leadership, Teaching, Motivation. Written 60 books inc What Great Teachers Do Differently, Shifting The Monkey, Your First Year, School Culture Rewired
