Every Teacher an Intervention Expert with Shaun Cornwall Transformative Principal 529

<p>On this episode we talk about the <a href= "https://moveup.transformativeprincipal.com/?utm_source=tp529">Move Up Workshop</a>, where you will learn how to show up, lead up and level up so you can move up. Are you ready to move up? Take the 2-minute assessment <a href= "https://moveup.transformativeprincipal.com/?utm_source=tp529">here</a> and see for yourself.</p> <p>Shaun Cornwall is a seasoned educator and administrator dedicated to delivering top-notch education to all learners. Shaun embraces a well-rounded approach to education, focusing on academic, engineering, artistic, wellness, and social-emotional aspects. With a 20-year background in education, he has served as an Assistant Principal, Dean of Students, and elementary-level classroom teacher. He is currently serving as an assistant principal in the issaquah school district.</p> <p>Shaun has a knack for incorporating technology into learning environments and has successfully developed STEM programs during his career. With a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership and a principal’s license, he is also an active member of ASCD and AWSEP, and has contributed to STEM conferences and the NSTA’s Science Scope journal.</p> <p>Apart from his professional life, Shaun is a devoted husband and father to four wonderful children, aged between 7 and 17. In his spare time, he loves designing and playing board games, crafting delicious sourdough bread, and catching the latest films at the movies.</p> <ul> <li>Most valuable from the workshop was around evaluations and aligning myself around her values</li> <li>Our staff will be intervention experts is our vision.</li> <li>Rubric-based observations vs. a conversational approach</li> <li>Robotic and not super focused or helpful for teachers?</li> <li>Feedback is more authentic</li> <li>Teachers want to be better teachers and my feedback actually helps them now.</li> <li>One thing: going to be in one lunch every day.</li> <li>Put it on the calendar and told people they can expect to see me.</li> <li>Having a paraprof