Joan Richardson
Joan Richardson (joan.richardson@comcast.net) is an independent consultant and writer.
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30 seconds of video reinforces teachers’ strengths
Thirty seconds. That’s often enough video of their own instruction for teachers to learn about something they are doing right — and, importantly, to identify an effective practice that they could repeat more often. The power of using a brief video clip during one-on-one coaching conversations is that teachers experience […] -
Equity Warriors: Creating Schools That Students Deserve
George S. Perry, Jr., Joan Richardson We must act now, using what we already know, to advance equity and raise the achievement of every student. With three decades of leading equity work across the country, George S. Perry Jr. issues a call to action for educational leaders who are willing to fight […] -
District leaders set the stage for equity-focused learning
Generations of leading educators have shared a compelling vision of educational equity: to ensure that the learning of every student matters. However, despite the efforts of these leaders, from John Dewey to Ron Edmonds to Paulo Freire to Bettina Love, achieving that vision has been elusive. Across geographic locations, historical […] -
Long Beach district strengthens its core: Deep focus on content standards aligns curriculum at all levels
Long Beach district strengthens its core: Deep focus on content standards aligns curriculum at all levels By Joan Richardson -
The gorilla story
Reel in your audience: Use film clips, stories, cartoons, and quotes to add impact to presentations -
Autobiography in 5 chapters
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'I love Lucy' teaches about change
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Guidelines for using film clips
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Reel in your audience: Use film clips, stories, cartoons, and quotes to add impact to presentations
Reel in your audience: Use film clips, stories, cartoons, and quotes to add impact to presentations