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Real stories. Practical insights. Everyday Social Emotional Learning (SEL).
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "107: What Brings You to School? Rethinking Attendance with Dr. Michael Roth" (25 October 2026, 42 minutes), "107: What's the Instructional Impact? A Principal on Risk and Failure with Dr. David Wiedlich" (13 October 2026, 42 minutes), and "104: From Role Blur to Role Clarity with Courtney Joly-Lowdermilk" (15 September 2026, 34 minutes).
SEL in EDU publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 106 episodes.
Booking probability for SEL in EDU is 42%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. SEL in EDU requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. SEL in EDU's contact route on record: verified email.
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SEL in EDU is an education podcast with 106 episodes published.
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SEL in EDU
Dr. Michael Roth, CEO of Learning Avenue Associates and a former superintendent, has spent over 30 years in school leadership and now partners with districts across the country to reduce chronic absenteeism. In this...
Episode #107
Dr. Dave Wiedlich, principal of Radnor Middle School, was named Pennsylvania's 2026 Principal of the Year and a National Finalist for Middle Level Principal of the Year by NASSP. In this conversation, he traces a...
SEL in EDU
Senior leaders often arrive ambitious and passionate, then quietly slide into what Courtney Joly-Lowdermilk calls "role blur," where the all-hands-on-deck approach erases job boundaries, and burnout sets in. As CEO of...
Episode #103
We keep treating stalled initiatives as a knowledge problem. Dr. Amanda March says that's rarely what's actually going on. "Knowledge and skills are not enough to do the good work." In this conversation, the school...
Episode #103
Restorative practices often show up only after something has gone wrong. Erika Schwanbeck, a restorative practice coach, and Stephanie Clinise, a secondary ELA teacher, argue that the real work happens long before any...
Episode #101
When Brenda Do watched her young nephew drop a container of leftovers and instantly call himself "so stupid," it broke her heart and sparked a question she couldn't put down. A copywriter by trade, Brenda went down a...
Episode #100
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...
Episode #99
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. Perspective...
Episode #98
What does it mean to truly prepare students for life? 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...
Episode #97
In this episode of SEL in EDU, high school educator Stephanie Clinise discusses how AI can be a supportive tool in classrooms, fostering student voice, agency, and meaningful learning. She and Krista explore practical...
Episode #96
In this episode of SELinEDU , Dr. Krista Leh sits down with Dr. Natalie Odom Pough , a mathematics educator and advocate for joyful, justice-centered learning, to explore what she calls the soft life . Together, they...
SEL in EDU
What helps young people and adults see beyond what is into what could be? In this episode, I’m joined again by educator, author, and lifelong champion for young people, Thom Stecher, for a conversation about...
Episode #94
Discover practical strategies for fostering resilience and emotional wealth in students and educators alike. This episode features insights from Josephine Hunt, a seasoned special education teacher and media voice, who...
SEL in EDU
If your school feels busy but not aligned, the issue might not be effort at all. It might be clarity. I’m joined by speaker, author, and consultant Casey Watts to dig into why well-intentioned initiatives stall when...
SEL in EDU
A single hand raised can fool us into thinking a class feels safe, while most students are silently calculating the social cost of being wrong. We sit down with award-winning educator and burnout expert Chase Mielke to...
SEL in EDU
Small, steady moves can transform a classroom. We sit down with Pennsylvania educator Brittany Christensen to unpack how 5–10 minute SEL warmups grew into a living practice woven through literacy, nonfiction analysis...
SEL in EDU
What if the biggest lever for healthier schools is how we view people and problems? I sit down with veteran educator and consultant Thom Stecher to unpack how a shift in perspective can transform classroom climate...
SEL in EDU
What if students did work they couldn’t fake and didn’t want to? We sit down with award-winning educator and author Michael Hernandez to rethink assessment, culture, and the role of technology by anchoring learning in...
SEL in EDU
What if staff meetings ended with real decisions and classes felt like energizing workshops? We sit down with communication expert and author Chris Fenning to rebuild school time around clarity and outcomes using one...
SEL in EDU
What if US history class felt human, focused, and alive every single day? We sit down with high school social studies teacher Trevor Conde to unpack a design-first approach to SEL where routines create safety, novelty...
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ninth-grade English teacher, Hatboro-Horsham High School
educator, leadership coach, speaker, author, creator of the Clarity Cycle Framework, Casey Watts Coaching & Consulting, LLC
award-winning educator, best-selling author, education consultant, international speaker, The Wellness Navigation Podcast
Award-winning author and TEDx speaker, Unknown
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