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Educational Leadership Moment

#EducationalLeader | Dr. Kim Moore

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Are you an educational leader wanting to foster an environment of collaboration and innovation, develop and implement effective strategies to ensure student achievement, and promote opportunity and access? Then I have the guidance just for you! I’m Dr. Kim Moore, host of the Educational Leadership Moment. As a classroom teacher, school administrator, and central office staff member, I know what it’s like to be overwhelmed because your plate is too full... Join me weekly for research-based an ...
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Effective leaders must navigate the complexities of education, inspire others, and act as role models. This is particularly crucial in public school districts where the well-being of both students and staff hinges on strong, visionary leadership. In today's podcast, we'll take a brief look at a few programs to grow educational leaders to their full…
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This week's podcast features a special guest, Gretchen Barron, the remarkable author of “The 4G Factor.” She is also the Lead Consultant for G Barron Consulting, a firm that helps organizations seeking guidance on starting, growing, and optimizing their businesses. Join us as we delve into Gretchen’s inspiring journey and the powerful principles be…
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In the dynamic journey of public education, achieving recognition as a National Model of Excellence School District is a testament to a district’s dedication to creating an optimal environment for learning and working. This week's podcast will examine three key tenets and discuss five focus areas of high-performing Districts. #EducationalLeader, Ki…
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Could there be a demonic spirit at work in your church? There is a spirit called religion, believe it or not. And believe it or not, you may have been under its spell. Because it often preys on us where we gather to worship, for crying out loud. It always works to control. It always judges. It's an evil spirit that produces condemnation, shame, gui…
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Dreams are God's instructions to us. All dreams. Even the ones that we are uncomfortable with. Yep. That means the nightmares too. That's what John Redenbo, President and founder of DREAM LIFE DECODED says, and he provides some compelling information to support his argument. I am so honored to have John on the show with me today. I know he will enc…
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When I began my career as an educator, I had the opportunity to work in a high-performing district. As a new educator, I assumed every District operated the same way. However, as I transitioned from the classroom to the Central Office, I began to see the connection between the organization’s systems and our success. In this week's podcast, we'll ex…
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Throughout my career, I have been blessed to have great mentors. Each mentor offered support and advice to help me to achieve my goals. My first mentor was my mother, who taught me resilience. On a recent episode of the Maxwell Leadership podcast, Dr. John C. Maxwell shared invaluable advice from various mentors throughout his career. In this week'…
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Not a one of us hasn't changed siginificantly over these last four years. God has expanded our thinking in myriad ways. And He has gifted us with people like Diana to encourage us along the way. The prophetic world came alive for many of us during the plandemic, carrying us through the worst of times and filling our hearts with joy in anticipation …
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According to the California Department of Education (2023), year-round education may positively affect student achievement, especially for disadvantaged students. Shorter, more frequent breaks minimize the loss of information retention during the summer months. Also, there are more enrichment opportunities for students during the breaks. In this we…
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Exceeding her wildest imaginings, she found herself on Broadway as a leading lady next to a Hollywood icon. Kate Battistelli was an understudy in The King and I starring Yul Brynner when she was asked to play the a role that would change her life. We can never out dream God when it comes to His plans for us! Dare to believe it! Dare to live fully a…
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The most significant partnership to help students be successful is between parents and educators. Parents are students' first teachers. Therefore, building a solid relationship with parents ensures that students receive a consistent message from parents and educators. In today's podcast, we'll discuss how informed and proactive parental involvement…
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How do you know if you are being influenced by a religious spirit? How do you know there IS such a thing as a religious spirit? A religious spirit is a mockery of the Holy Spirit. Like all other things demonic, it masquerades, is counterfeit, and counter productive. It bears the fruit of chaos and corruption. It presents itself as a legitimate forc…
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"Now it's time to be made brand new by every revelation given you." ~ Ephesians 4:23 (Passion Translation) That verse begs the questions: Do you WANT to be made brand new? Or are you content with the way things are now? From the beginning of time the deceiver has led God's people away from truth, callling lies truth and truth lies. What are you bel…
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Summer learning loss is a significant concern as it can set students back several months in their educational progress, mainly affecting those in under-resourced communities. In this week's podcast, we'll discuss an effective strategy to address this issue that involves fostering partnerships between schools, community organizations, and local busi…
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As a school leader, my primary focus was creating the conditions for success for our students. One area we worked on during the summer was helping our underclass students stay on track for graduation. Therefore, leveraging technology was an effective strategy to mitigate our students’ summer slide. In this podcast, we will discuss the role of educa…
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Summer break is traditionally a period for students to unwind from the structured school environment. Yet, this recess can also usher in the “summer slide,” a period where students, especially those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, tend to lose crucial academic skills. This decay is notably severe in fundamental areas such as mathematic…
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Summer vacation is often seen as a time for students to relax and recharge away from the rigors of the school year. However, this break can also lead to a phenomenon known as the “summer slide,” where students lose academic skills and knowledge acquired during the year. In today's podcast, we'll discuss some strategies to mitigate summer learning l…
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"Today's discussion might ruffle a few feathers," I told her. "That's fine," she said. So, there we went. Right into controversy. But it's all good and all in the name of love. Don't you want to know truth so you can live your best life in reaction to it? Honestly, we don't want to worship anything on the altar of an unknown god and we certainly do…
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On Baccalaureate Sunday, I had the privilege of delivering the message "Building a Firm Foundation for the Path Ahead" at Journey Church. It was a deeply enriching experience to engage with the bright, upcoming graduates, their families, and the church community. This opportunity to speak on such a significant occasion—marking both a culmination an…
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Adaptive educational technology uses software and tools that adjust to each student’s unique learning needs. These systems provide tailored lessons, quizzes, and activities by analyzing data from students’ interactions. This personalized approach helps students learn at their own pace, ensuring no one is left behind. In today's podcast, we'll discu…
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It will be beyond what you have ever seen. Beyond. What. You. Have. Ever. Seen. God is doing a thing in this hour. So hold on now and don't give into the alternative narrative! We are in unprecedented times. The spiritual war going on around around us, the effects of which are seen and felt in the natural realm, includes a shaking of the sleeping. …
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Transitioning from a military career to education has been an incredible journey, and I'm grateful for every step. My time as a basic training commander instilled in me a deep understanding of transformational teaching methods, which I've carried into my role as an Educational Leader. It's all about empowering individuals to reach their fullest pot…
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Hollywood as we know it needs to go. Because most of us are so over the content of feature films these days, to put it mildly. As someone who grew up in Southern California and whose mother was raised in Hollywood, it grieves me to say this. What once felt like good, clean entertainment is no longer. I grew up on her stories of watching John Wayne …
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Education is an ecosystem comprising six primary components necessary for success. When one of the components is missing or not actively engaged, the system goes out of balance and is not sustainable. The education ecosystem thrives on the active involvement of its stakeholders, each playing a unique role in shaping the educational landscape. Today…
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My late father used to say, "It all comes out in the wash." That statement has never been more true, I think. It may look like deception triumps, but truth always prevails. Always. It may seem as though evil always wins, but good is victorious. Always. So hang on to your hats! It's happening. The world is coming to know THE TRUTH! God has never lef…
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Whatever vat of addiction, trauma, disease, malady, or hardship you feel entrapped in right now, there is freedom from it. For good. Our guest today was set free from bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, eathing disorders, addiction--even an attempted suicide, because she decided to partner with truth. The truth is Jesus. He wants to …
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As educators, we lay the foundation for students to pursue their dreams and career desires. As a school leader, I focused on preparing students for college, career, and life. Therefore, we would discuss life after graduation with students. Reflecting on multiple conversations with students concerning life after high school, many students expressed …
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One of my teacher’s favorite days during preplanning was visiting the Education Foundation Store. Why? Because the store was filled with school supplies and materials. As a Title I school, my teachers could shop at the store twice a year for free. As a result of the Education Foundation’s generosity, my teachers could stock their classrooms with su…
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The story you will hear today is not one you will forget. Since this podcast began at the end of 2020, I have had the privilege of hearing from around a hundred women who have brilliant stories to tell--humans with amazing supernatural stories and worldly accomplishments, but Natalie's ranks up at the top for the profound impact it has personally h…
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Early in my educational career, I was a member of a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) advocacy organization. Through a grant from the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, the organization’s mission was to expand STEM education access to non-traditional students. One primary function was advocating with federal legislators and policymakers in…
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If you are not RADIATING with hope in a certain area of your life, there is probably a stronghold there. Think about that for a moment. We haven't been given hope in vain. We were wired with it, designed to operated within it. Hope is our birthright. Our hope, then should be absolutely glistening in all circumstances. But hope wears thin through pr…
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As a school leader, I prioritized partnering with our local legislators. Why? Because they establish policy and funding for education. When I assumed my leadership role, one of my first acts was to meet with local delegation members and offer our school as a resource. We would host events such as town halls, round tables, and focus groups to assist…
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What you hear on this episode today could change your life. Because what you HEAR contains the power of creation. I am telling you, this interview is fantastically mind-blowing! Of course you know our earth was designed to provide all we need to thrive, but I don't think our minds can comprehend the true extent of it. For example, great music is a …
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God is turning everything over in this time, exposing all that needs our attention. He is bringing to light so much of what he never intended for us. So much of what our enemies have sought to destroy us with. And if he is doing a thing in revealing the corruption of governments and politicians, church leaders and religious institutions, history, e…
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Our primary role as educators is to equip our students with the foundational knowledge and skills necessary to compete in a global economy. However, we need to partner with our local businesses to understand their needs and how to prepare our students for life beyond school. This podcast delves into the vital role that local businesses play as stak…
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Are you tired of striving when it comes to faith? A relationship with God shouldn't be arduous. Becky Kiser, author of the newly released book, BUT GOD CAN: How to Stop Striving & Live Purposefully & Abundantly, talks with me about ditching worn out religion in favor of a sweet friendship with the One who loves us best. Becky is a podcast host, spe…
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As a classroom teacher, I served as the chairperson for our Spirit Committee. During my tenure, I had the opportunity to plan the 20th-year celebration for our High School. It was an excellent opportunity to partner with our community and recognize the impact of our school on the community. This podcast delves into the crucial role of community mem…
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The first time I had the privilege to work with our school board members was when I became the Title I Professional Development Supervisor. While my primary duties were to build and enhance the skill set of our Title I teachers, I was also responsible for briefing and updating our board members. As I worked with our Board members, I saw their commi…
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At the age of seventeen Donna Bess was in a traffic accident that claimed the life of her best friend. Donna had been the one behind the wheel. The resulting hopelessness in the following days let to rash, imprisoning decisions she later came to regret. Though she found soul rescue through a relationship with Jesus, she continued to face devastatin…
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I thought I understood my responsibilities when I assumed my first leadership position as an Assistant Principal. Why? Because I had served in leadership positions while I was in the Army. In addition, I was a highly effective teacher; therefore, I thought I was prepared to be a great Assistant Principal. This podcast delves into the pivotal role o…
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The wisdom of the early church is a gift that transcends time. Do we truly take this to heart? Okay, so we read our Bibles and celebrate the stories found within the pages of scripture, but how often are we lauding the examples the early church set for us? I think if we are being honest, the protestant mindset has scripted the way we look at the sa…
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Teachers are the bedrock of preparing our students for the future. As a parent, I valued my children’s teachers and understood their work in educating our students. However, when I became a teacher, I realized I had barely scratched the surface. This discussion explores the pivotal role of educators and support staff as stakeholders in the school d…
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In the intricate tapestry of education, parents and guardians emerge as indispensable threads, weaving a collaborative and supportive environment for their children. Parents are our students’ first and primary educators. Therefore, they are one of our essential partners in our calling to educate students. Today’s podcast delves into the pivotal rol…
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There may be an obstacle between you and your healing. Just one. But it's a doozy. What may be blocking you from experiencing complete wellness is something you can change. Something ONLY you can change. Unforgiveness. Yep. That one itty bitty pesky little thing you keep at the back of your heart closet might be the culprit. Or maybe you keep it ou…
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At the heart of every thriving education system lies a crucial element that serves as the driving force behind all endeavors—students. Beyond mere recipients of knowledge, students are the architects of the future, shaping the character and culture of the schools they attend. So, in today’s discussion, we will delve into the significance of student…
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You have felt the need to do more with your life than you are currently doing. That's perfect! It's just that God may be telling you to go later, not sooner. When it is right, He will make a way for it. Trust the process, and listen to what Mischelle Manis is doing to equip women around the globe in spreading the great news Jesus has for them! He i…
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Emily and I continue our discussion regarding what to do to equip ourselves in this season. Getting healthy is part of putting our armor on! We aren't experts by any means, but we have a wealth of experience from living on a farm, grinding grain, and drinking milk from our goats, lol. J.M. Huxley (Janet Huxley) is an award-winning author and broadc…
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Public school districts are complex ecosystems where education, community, and governance intersect. To appreciate the intricate workings of public school districts, it’s essential to recognize the diverse stakeholders who contribute to their vitality. In this discussion, we’ll delve into the multifaceted tapestry of public school district stakehol…
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We were programmed to thrive within beauty. Our minds and bodies were designed to resonate in it. Which is why what we listen to is critical to our well-being. Great music is a magnetic highway. Today's conversation is riveting, and once again, could very well be life-changing. *** Margaret Wacyk is a concert pianist trained in the 19th century tra…
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I hope Valentine's Day didn't disappoint you this year. There is no reason you need ever be downtrodden over something you have already been given to enjoy. Boundless love. Love that is enough to cover every need you have. Love that is for everyone, on Valentine's Day and every day. Xoxo *** Peggy Adams is the founder of KingdomVoice-418. She is an…
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