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Podcast Conversations with ISCA
Here, you’ll find podcast episodes where ISCA has been featured in conversations about international school counseling, student wellbeing, professional growth, and the realities of supporting school communities across the world. We created this space so members can easily access and revisit these meaningful discussions.
From Empathy to Impact: Making SEL and Global Citizenship Stick
How do we move SEL and Global Citizenship from “good ideas” to a shared, schoolwide approach that actually sticks? In this episode of Empathy to Impact with Inspire Citizens, Kristine Mizzone sits down with Scott Jamieson to explore what sustainable implementation looks like across grade levels. They dig into the power of shared standards, learning progressions, and practical next steps that strengthen what schools are already doing.
ISCA’s Story & Impact: A Conversation with Brooke Fezler
In this episode of the Blue Skies Leadership Podcast, Brooke Fezler shares the story behind ISCA and how she and Cheryl Brown turned their passion for supporting school counselors into a global movement. This conversation takes a deep dive into ISCA’s groundbreaking initiatives, from certification programs to learning progressions, and highlights the critical role of school counselors in addressing student mental health needs. Join us for an inspiring discussion that will leave you empowered to make a difference in students’ lives.
Beyond the Counselor: Building a Shared Approach to Student Wellbeing
Student wellbeing cannot be the responsibility of school counselors alone. In this episode of The International Schools Podcast, Brooke Fezler, Co Founder and Co Director of the International School Counselor Association (ISCA), explores how schools can build a more connected and sustainable approach to student wellbeing. Together, they discuss belonging, anxiety, student transitions, and the growing demands on school counselors, while exploring how teachers, school leaders, and families can share responsibility and make wellbeing part of everyday school life, not just something we focus on when challenges arise.
Understanding the Unmet Needs Behind Student Data
Not everything a student needs can be captured in an assessment, diagnostic report, or screening tool. In this episode of Data Talks: A Podcast from Data in Schools, ISCA Co-Founder and Co-Director Cheryl B. joins Lori Boll of SENIA International to explore how schools can better identify and respond to students’ unmet needs. Together, they discuss the importance of looking beyond formal records, protecting student privacy, sharing information responsibly across school teams, and ensuring data describes students without defining them.
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