Build in Public Episode: 

• Handling conflict is more valuable in a narrative format.


• First of its kind in the education arena


• It’s all fictional so you can have


• Ghostwriter and partnering with others


• Detailed outline - ripped stuff from the headlines. 


• My favorite books are the simplest books I’ve read. 


• Helping younger administrators and teachers. 


• Know the value that another writer brings. 


• Hungry to make money as a writer

RS/TP Episode:

• Background is in film and Rising Above is told in a narrative format


• Monica is modeling the behaviors she’s experiencing


• Conflict is such a negative term. 


• Relate at the human level


• Connect, then collaborate


• Give people a voice in the plan, and let them stay in and move forward


• Be curious, ask questions


• We have to go out of our way to make the face-to-face communications needed.


• Administrators do need to have PR and need to have marketing skills


• 
  Made to Stick by Chip and Dan Heath


• How to partner with parents, rather than dictate to parents


• Not every family is playing with a full deck when it comes to parent involvement - 


• Invite parents into the school more. 


• Scavenger hunt outside of Dallas

Please add your bio here: JC Pohl is an award-winning producer, nationally recognized speaker, and certified counselor who has reached more than 12 million people with his efforts to build school culture and empower student voices. He has produced groundbreaking programs such as TEEN TRUTH and RISING UP, and award-winning content for companies such as Warner Brothers, ESPN, and Disney. He is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and can be reached on Facebook and LinkedIn or directly at www.jcpohl.com.

Please add questions that we would ask here, and you can add anything that you would like to add as well. 

We are talking about my new book… RISING ABOVE: A Story of Positive School Conflict Resolution

1. Basics about my background and work in schools


2. Why did I write the book?


3. How do I expect the book to help educators?


4. I heard this book is the first of its kind…. What makes it so unique?


5. What are you hoping is the main take-a-way about school conflict?

https://teentruth.net/schoolconflict for more info

Build in Public - how the book came to be. The interviews and the book. 

This is certainly not an exhaustive list, nor will we ask everything that is on here, but will help guide the conversation. 

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