Mentoring Moments with Megan Deide - Ep. 22
Dr. Rob Wottawa
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Mentoring Moments with Megan Deide - Ep. 22
7 просмотров · 11 дней назад
Dr. Rob Wottawa
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Episode Summary
What if the most powerful instructional strategies aren't about adding more to your plate — but about designing learning that students actually want to experience?
Megan Diede — an innovative instructional leader with over 15 years of classroom experience — joins Rob to talk about practical, powerful instruction that sparks curiosity and deepens understanding. From her "1% shift" strategy to designing professional development that actually works, Megan shares hard-won wisdom for teachers and leaders alike.
Plus, she answers the RW Rapid Fire and reveals the mentor who shaped her journey.
Key Takeaways
1% Shifts — Try one new thing. Tell someone. Do it. Close the loop.
Plan Experiences, Not Activities — Activities are task completion; experiences are learning.
Clarity Before Creativity — Creativity needs a place to land. Start with clarity.
PD Must Be Differentiated — One-size-fits-all PD fits nobody.
Small Changes, Big Impact — You don't need to overhaul everything. Just shift one thing.
Memorable Quotes
"We need to provide students with multiple pathways of learning to the same destination.""Tell someone you're going to try something new, do it, then close the loop.""The most powerful instruction doesn't come from a script — it comes from intentional design.""A one-size PD fits nobody.""Clarity before creativity — when you have clarity, creativity has a place to land."
Connect with Megan Diede
Website: https://integratedk12.com/
Socials: Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok (@MeganDiede)
Podcast / Organization: Within Our Ranks
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#MentoringMoments #MentoringMap #IntentionalDesign #InstructionalLeadership #MeganDiede #IntegratED #TeacherMentorship
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