Episode 207: Interview w/ Stephanie Tellis

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In episode 207 of The Counter Narrative Podcast, Charles Williams speaks with educator Stephanie Tellis. Stephanie emphasizes the concept of "being" and critiques how educational struggles are often romanticized, neglecting the well-being of educators. She shares her journey of realizing that she defined her life in "opposition to limitation," mistakenly believing she was living freely. Stephanie recounts personal traumas that were overlooked because she was a high-achieving, non-disruptive student, which masked her struggles. She encourages listeners, especially educators, to reflect on their environments, learnings, and identities to ensure they align with their true selves.

About Stephanie

Stephanie Tellis is an innovative educator, cultural practitioner, and healing advocate for Black women. Deeply committed to transformational learning and joyful liberation, Stephanie utilizes a unique blend of culturally sustaining practices and healing-centered engagement to support individuals and communities on their healing and liberation journeys.

Her work is driven by the profound belief that education is a powerful tool for healing and liberation.

Envisioning a world free from oppressive and trauma-based systems and behaviors, Stephanie cultivates spaces where people can learn and grow their inherent dignity and humanity. Holding a B.A. in History and an M.A. in Teaching, Stephanie brings a wealth of experience as a former classroom teacher and certified life coach. Her work is driven by the profound belief that education is a powerful tool for healing and liberation.

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Episode 207: Interview w/ Stephanie Tellis

The Counter Narrative: Changing the Way We Talk (and think) About Education

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Episode Description In episode 207 of The Counter Narrative Podcast, Charles Williams speaks with educator Stephanie Tellis. Stephanie emphasizes the concept of "being" and critiques how educational struggles are often romanticized, neglecting the well-being of educators. She shares her journey of realizing that she defined her life in "opposition to limitation," mistakenly believing she was living freely. Stephanie recounts personal traumas that were overlooked because she was a high-achieving, non-disruptive student, which masked her struggles. She encourages listeners, especially educators, to reflect on their environments, learnings, and identities to ensure they align with their true selves. About Stephanie Stephanie Tellis is an innovative educator, cultural practitioner, and healing advocate for Black women. Deeply committed to transformational learning and joyful liberation, Stephanie utilizes a unique blend of culturally sustaining practices and healing-centered engagement to support individuals and communities on their healing and liberation journeys. Her work is driven by the profound belief that education is a powerful tool for healing and liberation. Envisioning a world free from oppressive and trauma-based systems and behaviors, Stephanie cultivates spaces where people can learn and grow their inherent dignity and humanity. Holding a B.A. in History and an M.A. in Teaching, Stephanie brings a wealth of experience as a former classroom teacher and certified life coach. Her work is driven by the profound belief that education is a powerful tool for healing and liberation.…

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Episode 206: Pause to Ponder - The Power of Priority 16:39

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In this opening episode of a three-part series, host Charles Williams dives into the essence of essentialism. Drawing from Greg McKeown’s influential book, Charles shares his journey toward focusing on what truly matters—choosing quality over quantity in commitments. Discover the liberating power of prioritizing and learn practical steps to identify and focus on your highest contributions. Tune in for a reflective session on how to streamline your life and leadership by embracing the disciplined pursuit of less but better.…

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Episode 205: Interview w/ Chad Dumas 34:35

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In episode 205 of "The Counter Narrative Podcast," host Charles Williams welcomes Dr. Chad Dumas to delve into the pivotal concepts of his book, "Let's Put the C in PLC: A Practical Guide for School Leaders." This discussion unpacks the crucial role of collaboration in Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) and how school leaders can effectively cultivate a culture of continuous improvement and innovation. Dr. Dumas shares actionable strategies and tools from his research and practical experience, helping educators enhance their leadership skills and optimize student learning outcomes. This episode is a must-listen for educators seeking to transform their schools into dynamic learning environments.…

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Episode 204: Pause to Ponder - Efficiency v Exploration 7:32

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Join me in this insightful episode as I delve into the transformative power of exploration and spontaneity. During the episode, I reflect on a recent trip to Poughkeepsie, sparked by the celebration of my daughter's graduation, and how it challenged my deeply ingrained habits of efficiency. Ignoring the GPS's directives, I embarked on a scenic route along the Hudson River, discovering hidden gems and breathtaking vistas that rekindled a sense of wonder and appreciation for the present moment.…

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Episode 203: Interview w/ Jamie Brown 33:22

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Episode Description In this enlightening episode of The Counter Narrative Podcast, host Charles Williams sits down with education expert Jamie Brown to discuss a compelling perspective on the current state of education. Jamie challenges the popular belief that there has been a dramatic shift in educational methodologies; instead, he argues that we have simply become more cognizant of the existing needs within the system. Throughout the conversation, Jamie elucidates how this heightened awareness is not only challenging but also immensely rewarding for educators and students alike. By embracing this new approach, educators can maximize their personal growth and help students achieve their highest potential. Moreover, Jamie advocates for a crucial balance between professional dedication and personal well-being. He emphasizes the importance of educators giving their all during school hours while also stressing the necessity to 'turn it off' and recharge once they step out of the educational environment. This balance, Jamie suggests, is key not only to maintaining a healthy life outside of work but also to ensuring sustained engagement and effectiveness within the educational sphere. Tune in to explore how embracing both awareness and balance can revolutionize educational practices and outcomes. Contact Jamie Website Socials @jamiebrownleadership…

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Episode 202: Pause to Ponder - "Unreformed" The Criminalization of Students 12:50

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In this compelling episode of "The Counter Narrative Podcast," I dive deep into the heart-wrenching realities laid bare by the podcast "Unreformed: The Story of the Alabama Industrial School for Negro Children," and extend the conversation to the broader issue of the criminalization of young people of color within our education systems. This episode sheds light on the immediate and long-lasting impacts of systemic injustices that disproportionately affect young men of color, echoing the stories and themes presented in "Unreformed."…

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Episode 201: Interview w/ Dr. Brian Dinkins 32:43

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In this enlightening episode of the Counter Narrative Podcast, we have the privilege of welcoming Dr. Brian Dinkins, a renowned trauma-informed educator hailing from Indianapolis, who brings his invaluable insights and compassionate approach to addressing a critical issue in education today. Dr. Dinkins, with his extensive background in trauma-informed practices, delves into the profound impact trauma has on both individuals and educational environments, shedding light on the often unseen struggles many students face. Throughout the conversation, Dr. Dinkins emphasizes the importance of recognizing and understanding trauma, not just in our students, but within ourselves. He articulates how personal experiences with trauma can significantly affect educators' interactions and relationships with students, potentially influencing classroom dynamics and student outcomes. Join us for this deeply impactful discussion that not only highlights the challenges faced by many in our education system but also illuminates a path forward through awareness, compassion, and informed action. Whether you're an educator, parent, or anyone interested in the well-being of our youth, this episode offers valuable insights into how we can all contribute to a more understanding and supportive world for our students.…

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Episode 200: Pause to Ponder - Kintsugi 12:33

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In this introspective episode of The Counter Narrative Podcast, I delve into the delicate art of Kintsugi, drawing a poignant parallel to the transformative journey of educational organizations. As we explore the beauty in embracing and highlighting our flaws, I invite listeners to reflect on the golden seams within their own spaces. Join me as I weave a narrative not just about mending what's broken but about reimagining and celebrating the imperfections that make our educational tapestry rich and unique. Together, we'll discover how the act of thoughtful repair can illuminate the path to resilience, strength, and a more profound beauty in our collective mission.…

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Episode 199: Interview w/ Sawsan Jaber 1:09:14

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In this compelling episode, I sit down with renowned educator and passionate speaker, Sawsan Jaber, to delve into a topic that's as sensitive as it is crucial: the impact of the ongoing crisis in Gaza on Palestinian students in America, against the backdrop of school districts' responses to international conflicts. At a time when Illinois, home to one of the highest concentrations of Palestinian students in the country, has seen school letters openly supporting Israel, we explore the discord between the principles of Equity and unbiased education and the realities faced by these students. Sawsan Jaber, a voice of reason and empathy, does not shy away from addressing the elephant in the room. She questions the message sent by educational institutions when they appear to support actions that many interpret as profoundly unjust. Through her lens as an educator and as the child of refugees who personally experienced the ravages of conflict in Palestine, Sawsan offers a perspective seldom heard in mainstream media or educational discourse. This episode is not just a critique but a journey towards understanding. Sawsan calls out the hypocrisy she observes in political and educational circles, urging for a more inclusive approach to handling sensitive geopolitical issues within the educational sphere. She also outlines pathways for listeners to gain a more nuanced understanding of the situation, advocating for a dialogue that respects the diverse backgrounds of students and their families. Join me for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges us to reflect on the role of education in times of conflict and the importance of fostering an environment that truly embodies the ideals of equity and inclusivity.…

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Episode 198: Pause to Ponder - The Black Irish 14:03

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In this thought-provoking "Pause to Ponder" episode of The Counter Narrative Podcast, Charles delves deep into the rich tapestry of Afro-Irish heritage, a journey sparked by his own mixed ancestry and the intriguing question: Is the term "Black Irish" rooted in reality or merely a myth? He embarks on a historical exploration, unraveling the origins and evolutions of this complex identity. From the legendary tales of the Spanish Armada to the vibrant stories of contemporary Afro-Irish figures like Phil Lynott, Paul McGrath, and Ruth Negga, this episode illuminates the contributions that have woven the intricate social and cultural fabric of Ireland today. Join me as I celebrate diversity, challenge perceptions, and uncover the nuanced stories of the Afro-Irish community, shedding light on a lesser-known aspect of Ireland's diverse identity.…

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Episode 197: Interview w/ Charle Peck 35:51

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In this enlightening episode of The Counter Narrative Podcast, host Charles sits down with trauma-informed expert Charle Peck to delve deep into the critical shortcomings of current Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) frameworks. Charle provocatively argues that the SEL programs in place today fall short of their transformative potential, primarily because they overlook the intricate tapestry of human interactions and the nuanced needs of individuals grappling with trauma. With her insightful analysis, Charle underscores the necessity for a more holistic approach that genuinely accommodates the complexities of human behavior and emotions. As the conversation unfolds, Charles and Charle coin the term "simple sustainable solutions," advocating for a paradigm shift in how we conceive and implement SEL initiatives. This episode is a clarion call to educators, policymakers, and mental health professionals to rethink and revitalize our current methodologies, ensuring they are truly inclusive and effective in nurturing resilient, empathetic communities. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges the status quo and paves the way for innovative, accessible strategies in the realm of social and emotional learning.…

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Episode 196: Pause to Ponder - Agreement & Alignment 12:57

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In this compelling episode of The Counter Narrative Podcast, host Charles Williams explores the nuanced relationship between alignment and agreement in leadership, inspired by insights from the John Maxwell Executive Leadership Podcast. Charles delves into the importance of maintaining a unified team front, emphasizing that true alignment transcends mere agreement and is deeply rooted in shared core values. Through personal anecdotes, he illustrates how alignment on fundamental principles can bridge the gap between differing opinions, transforming potential conflicts into opportunities for collaboration. Charles concludes with practical advice for those facing misalignment in their professional lives: identify and understand your core values, assess their alignment with your organization and its leaders, and then decide whether to engage in dialogue to find common ground or seek a new environment that resonates with your values. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of leadership and team dynamics with integrity and purpose.…

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Episode 195: Interview w/ Erin Glenn 38:02

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Episode Description: Join host Charles Williams on this enlightening episode of The Counter Narrative Podcast as he sits down with the insightful Erin Glenn to tackle a topic close to the heart of every educator: treating education as a respected profession amidst its often challenging portrayal in the media. Erin, with her wealth of experience and passion for education, delves into the critical issues of teacher recruitment and retention, offering a fresh perspective on how we can not only prepare teachers for the challenges of the classroom but also ensure they remain engaged, current, and have ample opportunities for growth beyond their teaching roles. Throughout the conversation, Erin sheds light on the systemic changes needed to elevate the teaching profession, drawing on examples of successful strategies and personal anecdotes to illustrate her points. She emphasizes the importance of creating a supportive environment that values continuous learning and professional development, ensuring that educators feel valued, respected, and motivated to excel in their careers. Whether you're an educator, administrator, policy maker, or simply someone who cares about the future of education, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we explore the ways in which we can collectively work towards a future where education is not only respected but revered, and where teachers are recognized as the pillars of society they truly are. Don't miss this compelling conversation on The Counter Narrative Podcast. Guest Biography:…

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Episode 194: Pause to Ponder - COVID Thoughts 9:13

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In this heartfelt episode, Charles shares a personal reflection from a week spent in isolation due to COVID-19. Initially viewing the unexpected downtime as an opportunity to get ahead on work, he is quickly reminded of the body's need for rest and the pitfalls of hustle culture, especially within the realm of education. Through his experience, this episode explores the delicate balance between productivity and well-being, the pressures of educational leadership, and the importance of modeling self-care and resilience. Join me for a candid discussion on reevaluating our priorities in the face of ongoing challenges and redefining what success looks like in education and beyond.…

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Episode 193: Interview w/ Joe Brummer 49:46

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In this insightful episode of "The Counter Narrative Podcast," host Charles Williams sits down with Joe Brummer, an expert in trauma-informed practices. Together, they delve into the transformative world of restorative practices in educational settings, a movement gaining momentum across schools nationwide. Joe sheds light on a critical oversight in the current implementation of these practices; while they hold immense potential for fostering understanding and resolution, their effectiveness is frequently undercut by a lack of integration with trauma-informed approaches. Through a thought-provoking discussion, Joe emphasizes that for restorative justice to realize its full promise, it must be underpinned by a deep understanding of trauma and its impacts. This episode is a must-listen for educators, administrators, and anyone interested in creating more empathetic and effective environments for conflict resolution.…

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Episode 192: Pause to Ponder - The Negro Leagues and School Desegregation 19:25

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In this thought-provoking episode of "The Counter Narrative Podcast," host Charles Williams delves into the nuanced and complex history of integration in America, drawing compelling parallels between the integration of the Negro Leagues into Major League Baseball and the desegregation of schools. Through the lens of specific examples, such as the decline of the Kansas City Monarchs and the challenges faced by Sumner High School, we explore the unintended consequences of integration on vital African American institutions. The episode concludes with insightful suggestions on recognizing and preserving the contributions of these institutions, fostering a nuanced understanding of integration's effects, and ensuring real equality in practice within the field of education. Join us as we navigate the intricate legacy of integration and its impact on both the past and present of American society.…

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Episode 191: Interview w/ Dr. Don Parker 31:27

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About The Guest: Dr. Don Parker is a transformational keynote speaker and professional development provider. He specializes in SEL, supporting teachers to build trusting relationships with students, restorative practices, trauma-informed practices, and improving the culture and climate of schools to enhance students’ and teachers’ feeling of belonging. Dr. Parker is a former principal and served at Posen School in Posen, IL where he improved the school climate, staff collaboration, parent engagement, and student achievement. Before that he was the principal of Lincoln Avenue School, a K-8 school in Dolton, IL, where he improved the culture, implemented a resilience program, managed the implementation of restorative justice, and increased attendance and student achievement. Dr. Parker has a strong belief in creating a school climate in which the entire staff strives for excellence to meet the academic and social emotional needs of each student. He has presented throughout the United States at distinguished educational conferences including ASCD, Every Student Succeeds Act Conference, the National Principals Conference, Illinois Principals Conference, Oklahoma Secondary and Elementary Conference, the Raising Student Achievement Conference, Transforming School Culture Conference, and the Innovative Schools Summit, just to name a few. Dr. Parker is the author of the book "Building Bridges: Engaging Students At-Risk Through the Power of Relationships" and "Be the Driving Force: Leading Your School on the Road to Equity." -- Don't miss a single episode and discover more exciting content by signing up here! -- Interested in attending NCMLE to connect with Charles Williams and other educational leaders from across the country? Click here to register today!…

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Episode 190: Pause to Ponder - The Busyness Myth 18:00

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Busy, busy, busy ... like the white rabbit perpetually late and always rushing. We are all so busy and yet ... I often wonder ... are we busy doing the right things? What if, we reexamined what it is that makes us so busy and, in the process, redefine what it means to be effective, efficient, and successful? -- Don't miss a single episode and discover more exciting content by signing up here! -- Interested in attending NCMLE to connect with Charles Williams and other educational leaders from across the country? Click here to register today!…

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Episode 189: Interview w/ Meagan Baldwin 32:45

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Episode Summary: In this episode, Meagan and I chat about the natural need for movement in learning environments and how educators can be intentional about incorporating this into their daily routines. By engaging in rhythmic, repeated, and predictable patterns of movement, students can not only satiate their physiological need for movement, but they can also help regulate brain functions when they are beginning to struggle. Guest Info : Meagan is a Bal-A-Vis-X practitioner/trainer, and an educator with about 25 years of experience in both general and special education. In her private Bal-A-Vis-X studio, she teaches Bal-A-Vis-X exercises to both children and adults with varying degrees of social and cognitive challenges. Meagan is sanctioned by Bill Hubert, BAVX founder, to provide both on site trainings and virtual coaching. During the school year, Meagan is the facilitator of the Reset and Return room, a space designed to promote regulation for students and staff, in an urban school in Wichita, KS. Most recently, she has joined the team at the Trauma Informed Educators Network as a part-time consultant. Find more information on TIEN here https://www.tienetwork.org/ . Meagan's interest in Bal-A-Vis-X began many years ago as she navigated teaching general education students and parenting a child with a disability. Eventually she decided that her true calling was special education and spent the next 6 years implementing BAVX with her students. Website: https://www.heartlandbavx.com/ Twitter: @mbheartlandbavx Facebook: HeartlandBAVX…

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Episode 188: Pause to Ponder - Ins & Outs 15:37

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Following in yet another online trend, I share my Ins and Outs for the upcoming year in my final #pausetoponder segment for 2023.

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Episode 187 - The 2023 Holiday Episode 51:19

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This year I have gathered a group of edurockstars who have fully dedicated their time to improving educational spaces. Join me as I reflect on holiday memories and explore current traditions with Laquanta "BOSS" Nelson, Darrin Peppard, Katie Kinder, and Joe Brummer. -- Click here to register for "From Stage Fright to Spotlight" Use promo code "COUNTER" for an extra 10% off…

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Episode 186: Pause to Ponder - Winter Break 11:55

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Winter Break is quickly approaching which means a long awaited and much needed moment is upon us. As we close out the year, I wanted to take a moment to share my appreciation for you, my listeners, and to remind you to not only enjoy this time but to also use it as an opportunity to rest and recharge. -- Click here to register for "From Stage Fright to Spotlight" Use promo code "COUNTER" for an additional 10% off…

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Episode 185: Interview w/ Tracie Chauvin 33:49

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Guest Bio: Tracie Chauvin is a Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker, who also holds both a building level and district level leadership license. Tracie has spent more than a decade working in the public education system with a focus on building trauma informed, resilience-oriented schools and communities. Driven to have an impact on others lives and build systems that support all, Tracie employs her background in clinical social work and experiences working in the public school system into providing opportunities for others to learn and grow as they build their capacity to understand the impacts of trauma, harness the power of neuroscience in the classroom, utilize social emotional learning and trauma informed teaching practices in order to build classroom and school communities with policies and systems where all within can thrive. In addition to her professional experience, Mrs. Chauvin is an active board member on multiple non-profits in the state of Kansas. Currently, she works as the Director of Student Support Programs in Kansas City Kansas Public Schools and is the owner of True Resilience Consulting. As a school social worker and district administrator, Mrs. Chauvin’s purpose is to transform schools to lever them as agents of change within the community. Guest Links: Twitter LinkedIn Promo Information: Click here to register for the "From Stage Fright to Spotlight" webinar on January 6th. Use promo code "COUNTER" for an additional 10% off…

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