• Episode 222: Interview w/ Dr. Chris Culver

  • Nov 22 2024
  • Length: 30 mins
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Episode 222: Interview w/ Dr. Chris Culver

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    In this episode of the Counter Narrative Podcast, host Charles Williams speaks with Dr. Christopher Culver about his journey in education, the importance of kindness and empathy, and strategies for fostering a positive school culture. Dr. Culver shares insights on the differences between Gen Z and Gen Alpha, the impact of social media on youth, and the significance of mindfulness and gratitude in educational settings. He emphasizes the need for educators to create spaces where students feel valued and connected, and offers practical tips for integrating kindness into daily routines.


    Key Takeaways

    • Dr. Culver emphasizes the importance of kindness in education.
    • He believes that life is happening for us, not to us.
    • Creating spaces of kindness is essential for student well-being.
    • Self-kindness is as important as kindness to others.
    • Educators must recognize the positives in students.
    • Mindfulness and gratitude can transform classroom dynamics.
    • Dr. Culver's research focuses on school culture and teacher retention.
    • Understanding generational differences is crucial for educators.
    • Empathy has declined since the pandemic, necessitating a renewed focus.
    • Building trust and relationships is key to effective education.
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