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The Wheelhouse

Dr. Grant Chandler

The Wheelhouse exists to create an inclusive community of empowered educators who believe that, together, we can disrupt the transactional herding nature of schooling to create districts, schools, and classrooms where each student feels confident, optimistic, capable, well-supported, and emboldened to be and to become who they are meant to be. Guiding Principles 1. We are steadfastly committed to each learner and each educator believing they are distinctive and irreplaceable. 2. We believe that

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33:32

The Ripple Effect

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/06/18

In this episode, we welcome Dianne Wolford, an 8th grade ELA teacher and the inspiration for "Londyn" in the book, Powerful Student Care: Honoring Each Learner as Distinctive and Irreplaceable. Don't miss this exciting conversation!

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36:28

The Love Rock

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/06/04

In this episode we welcome Julie Farmer, an early elementary principal and Shelby Bennett, a high school ELA intervention teacher. You don't want to miss this exciting episode. Take a listen!

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29:06

Mic Drops

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/05/28

Mid-way through our season, Kathy, Penny and I step back to reflect on compelling words from our guests thus far in the season: Steven Glaize, Melanie Ulinger, and Michael Pipa. This is a great episode to help us continue to think about how we extend Powerful Student Care to each of our students. Take a listen. Next week, we welcome Julie Farmer and Shelby Bennett to The Wheelhouse. Episode 707 drops next Tuesday!

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35:06

Essential Truths

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/05/22

In this episode, we welcome our special guest, Michael Pipa, a New York educational consultant and veteran educator. Find out what he means by, "young humans . . . becoming." Take a listen!

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32:05

Education as Social Justice

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/05/14

In this episode, we welcome our special guest, Melanie Ulinger, Director of Special Education, Curriculum & Instruction with the Brocton Central School District in New York. We are so excited to talk all things Powerful Student Care with this amazing educator. Don't miss this exciting episode!

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32:17

"It's Not Another Thing, it's Something"

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/05/07

In this episode, we welcome our special guest, Steven Glaize, Principal of Hallowell Elementary School within the Hatboro-Horsham School District. We are so excited to hear about what you are doing with Powerful Student Care. Don't miss this exciting episode!

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29:21

Leveraging a Spirit of inquiry to Extend Powerful...

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/04/30

In this second episode of the season, Kathy, Penny, and Grant focus on one of Powerful Student Care's most impactful tools: The Contemplative Practice. How does this process help educators better understand what each student experiences? What does it mean to predict, plan for, and respond to each student's needs and interests? Why does this process begin and end with educators looking in the mirror to surface, confront, and later update their mental models? Find out all of the answers to these

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28:55

All Things Powerful Student Care

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/04/23

As season seven begins, join Kathy, Penny, and Grant in a conversation about Powerful Student Care: Honoring Each Learner as Distinctive and Irreplaceable, an ASCD 2023 book written by Chandler and Kathleen M. Budge. What does it mean when a child believes they are distinctive and irreplaceable? Take a listen!

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29:41

Season 6 Finale: Farewell, Deficit-Lens Thinking

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/03/04

In this final episode of Season 6, Grant, Kathy, and Penny bid farewell to the Deficit Lens approach to educating today's children. How do we let it go and what happens when we do? Take a listen!

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30:08

Assumptions are Dangerous

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/02/14

Humanizing the school experience is hard work. In this season, we've looked at eliminating the deficit-lens thinking that is so common in education today. We've talked about how we use tools that are deficit-lens thinking, how we use processes that focus on the deficit, and we even extend that negative thinking to people. In this episode, Kathy, Penny, and I talk about the dangers of assumptions and deficit-thinking when it comes to how we interact with parents and families. Don't miss another

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31:26

So Many Programs . . .

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/02/06

Join Grant, Kathy and Penny as they continue their roundtable discussions about moving away from the deficit lens in all things teaching and learning. How do programs fit into this discussion? Take a listen!

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30:31

Identifying Need? Labeling with a Deficit?

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/01/23

In our last episode, Penny, Kathy and I talked about how we even use this deficit model thinking toward our colleagues. In this episode, we continue that conversation about people and the deficit lens. Sadly, our students aren't excluded from being examined with this deficit way of thinking. When is it identifying a need and when is it casting judgment? Find out in this new episode of The Wheelhouse!

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40:31

I Get to Work Along Side this Person . . .

The Wheelhouse ·

2024/01/16

Having spent our first five episodes of this season talking about how we apply the deficit model to things, our conversation shifts in this episode to how we also apply (and need to stop applying) the deficit model to our colleagues as well. How do Accomplishment-Driven Leaders think differently about other adults and how do we stop looking at people through that deficit lens. This is an episode of The Wheelhouse you won't want to miss! Take a listen.

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29:49

Honoring Will

The Wheelhouse ·

2023/12/12

In our fourth episode of season six, Kathy, Penny, and Grant consider new ways of using evaluation as a means of team building and growing those within our charge. We know casting judgment doesn't work and many leaders and teachers alike dread the current evaluation process. Accomplishment-Driven Leaders approach this complicated task in a very different way and get very different results. Take a listen.

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27:56

A New Destination and a New Plan to Get There

The Wheelhouse ·

2023/12/05

No one would argue the value of an improvement plan . . . Accomplishment leaders, however, believe it's the approach to the improvement that really matters. We can either choose to navigate toward our strategic destination or we can try to unbury and tread water in the negative. Of course, ADLs choose the former. Join Kathy, Penny, and me as we talk about what's wrong with the deficit lens and why navigation is so much more effective.

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28:55

Slow and Steady Doesn't Win This Race

The Wheelhouse ·

2023/11/21

In this second episode of season six, Kathy, Penny and I continue to explore the impact of looking at our work through a deficit lens. Specifically, we wonder about the juxtaposition of the deficit way of thinking with the human factor and with the startling realizing at that our children have but one chance to thrive at any grade level. It's another thought-provoking episode in highlighting how Accomplishment-Driven Leaders rethink how they disrupt the educational landscape to better support each

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27:25

Stop the Madness!

The Wheelhouse ·

2023/11/14

Season Six begins and Kathy Mohney and Penny Brockway return to The Wheelhouse to join Dr. Chandler for yet another series of round table conversations about all things Accomplishment-Driven Leadership. In this first episode, we surface the destructive impact of looking at and doing everything from a DEFICIT lens. The Human Factor and the Deficit lens cannot abide in the same place. In this season, we'll talk about how to kick the deficit lens to the curb. Take a listen!

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33:33

ADL: A Day in the Life

The Wheelhouse ·

2023/08/29

This is our 20th roundtable episode with Kathy Mohney and Penny Brockway joining Grant to talk about all things Accomplishment-Driven Leadership. In this episode, they talk about how an ADL intentionally organizes their day to make the most efficient use of the power of their arenas. Take a listen.

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28:56

Casting Judgment Aside

The Wheelhouse ·

2023/08/22

In this episode, Kathy, Penny and Grant talk about how an Accomplishment-Driven Leader approaches Evaluation. What does the Grand Canyon have to do with it? Find out! Take a listen.

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28:45

A Wheelhouse Classic Episode: Feedback isn't Enough:...

The Wheelhouse ·

2023/08/16

It's that time of year! We are either already underway in the 2023-2024 school year or we are in the midst welcoming staff back and preparing for our students to return. Last week we talked about the opening days of the school year ADL style. This week, we're going to revisit a Wheelhouse Classic Episode from Season 4. Back in March 2023, Grant, Kathy and Penny were deep in weekly discussions about the many paradigm shifts Accomplishment-Driven Leaders make as they choose a new destination and

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