SEL in EDU
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<p>Real stories. Practical insights. Everyday Social Emotional Learning (SEL).</p>
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Recent Episodes
July 31, 2026
100: One Caring, Consistent Adult: What It Means to Be a CASA with Dr. Michele Ogden
<p>Dr. Michele Ogden has spent her career in California schools as a teacher and principal, but some of her most meaningful work happens outside of them: eight years as a CASA, a court-appointed special advocate for youth in foster care. <br /></p><p>In this episode, Michele explains what the role actually involves, from ramen outings and first train rides to the one-page court reports a judge reads before every hearing. She shares how she built trust with a teenager who couldn’t believe a volunteer would keep showing up (“They don’t pay you?”), and how the work reshaped her classroom... the way she welcomes students who arrive late, and how she talks about weekends and vacations now that she knows home isn’t a soft place to land for every child. She also covers the practical side: the training, the time commitment, and why educators’ skills translate so naturally to advocacy. <br /></p><p>If you’ve been looking for a way to be one caring, consistent adult in a child’s life, this conversation shows what that looks and sounds like in practice.</p>
July 28, 2026
099: Purpose as the North Star with Thom Stecher
<p>In part four of the To Be Continued series, Krista sits down again with Thom Stecher, an educational consultant who has spent more than four decades mentoring students, teachers, and school leaders. </p><p></p><p>Perspective, possibility, and passion led him here: to purpose.</p><p>Thom describes purpose as a North Star and, more surprisingly, as a discipline. Passion moves us, he says, but purpose is what channels that energy into work that lasts. He and Krista trace where purpose comes from and how it shifts across a life, from the dinner table where his father put down his fork and said he wanted to make a difference, to the cornfield where his grandfather taught him that as long as you are breathing, there is work to do.</p><p></p><p>Along the way, they get honest about ego, humility, and the daily practices that keep us on track. This is a conversation for any educator wondering whether purpose is something you find once, or something you keep refining.</p>
June 23, 2026
098: Literacy, Money, and Joy: Building a Generation of Changemakers with Dr. De'Shawn Washington
<p>What does it mean to truly prepare students for life?</p><p></p><p>In episode 98 of SELinEDU, I sit down with Dr. De'Shawn Washington, 2024 Massachusetts Teacher of the Year and founder of Cultivating Changemakers, for a conversation that weaves together three things every student deserves: the ability to read, the knowledge to manage money, and the freedom to learn with joy.<br /></p><p>We dig into why over 60% of Massachusetts third graders are reading below grade level, why less than 10% of students are getting financial literacy education, and why neither of those things can be fixed without joy at the center of how we teach.<br /></p><p>Dr. Washington reminds us that joy is not a reward for academic success. It lives within us, and it is our job as educators to help students find it, name it, and keep it.<br /></p><p>This one is worth your full attention.<br /><br />Connect with Dr. Washington via his <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="www.cultivatingchangemakersllc.org" target="_blank">website</a> and <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/deshawncwashington/" target="_blank">LinkedIn</a>!</p>
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- What is SEL in EDU?
<p>Real stories. Practical insights. Everyday Social Emotional Learning (SEL).</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
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