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Tina Shepardson - Host of the Lil Leaders Podcast and Author of Walkout

Tina Shepardson - Host of the Lil Leaders Podcast and Author of Walkout

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 In this episode of the Within the Margin podcast, Benjamin Carroll interviews Tina Shepardson, host of the Little Leaders podcast. Tina shares her background as a teacher and her motivation for creating an online community for kids. She discusses the importance of communication skills and teaching advocacy to children. Tina also talks about her book, Walkout, which is based on a true story and explores friendship and safe communities. She offers advice for those starting something new and emphasizes the need for role modeling and investing in kids. The episode concludes with a discussion on the power of reading and Tina's upcoming projects. Takeaways
  • Creating a safe online community for kids is important in today's world.
  • Teaching advocacy to children helps them develop important skills for problem-solving and decision-making.
  • Communication skills are crucial, especially in an increasingly online world.
  • Role modeling and investing in kids can have a significant impact on their growth and development.
  • Encouraging children to read helps them explore different perspectives and go on new journeys.

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelilleaderspodcast/

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/thelilleaderspodcast

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