Supporting the People Who Teach | Teacher Support & School Leadership | Coach Up Ep. 61
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Supporting the People Who Teach | Teacher Support & School Leadership | Coach Up Ep. 61
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Supporting the People Who Teach
With Anna J. Small Roseboro
Strong student support begins with supporting the people who teach—and everyone who helps learning happen.
In Episode 61 of the Coach Up Podcast, Anna J. Small Roseboro explores practical ways school and college leaders can support educators and staff while responding to diverse student needs. From mentoring new teachers to respecting family responsibilities and cultural observances, this episode offers a purposeful approach to building a more supportive learning environment.
Anna is a National Board Certified Teacher and National Writing Project Fellow who has taught middle school, high school, college, and adult learners across five states. Her experience as a department chair, summer school director, and mentor informs the episode’s recommendations for thoughtful educational leadership.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
• Begin support before a crisis, especially when assignments, technology, or student populations change.
• Share the knowledge already available among teachers, counselors, food service workers, custodians, and other staff.
• Make professional learning brief, timely, practical, and accessible.
• Recognize family, medical, cultural, and religious responsibilities through respectful planning.
• Organize substitute coverage fairly without repeatedly burdening the same colleagues.
• Include service and support staff in conversations about safety, access, belonging, and student needs.
• Bring ideas from local conferences back to colleagues through short summaries, demonstrations, and shared resources.
EPISODE CHAPTERS
0:09 — Supporting educators strengthens student support
0:30 — Meet Anna J. Small Roseboro
1:02 — Three common challenges in schools and colleges
1:31 — Who needs support?
2:00 — Teaching diverse learners
2:24 — Finding expertise within your institution
2:51 — Making in-house learning practical
3:12 — Start support before a crisis
3:43 — Everyday places and opportunities for support
4:11 — Questions that turn concern into a plan
4:35 — Respecting family and home responsibilities
4:57 — Building an in-house substitute system
5:23 — Keeping coverage fair
5:46 — Honoring cultural and religious observances
6:08 — Addressing food, health, and dietary needs
6:45 — Recognizing service and support staff
7:14 — Learning through local conferences
7:44 — Sharing professional development with colleagues
8:08 — How educator support reaches students
8:30 — Final takeaways and resources
REFLECTION QUESTION
What is one practical change your school or college could make this week to better support the people who teach and serve students?
Explore more leadership videos and podcasts at AJR126, and discover publications by Anna J. Small Roseboro on Amazon.
Subscribe to the Coach Up Podcast and share this episode with an educator, administrator, or colleague. Keep planning with purpose to support the people who teach and empower your learners.
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