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Jennifer and Shift Show in the news.
Interview with Jennifer
Jennifer offers guidance on maintaining good communication with leaders at your child’s school.
Interview with Jennifer
Jennifer speaks with Talk Pittsburgh about Family Matters: Toxic Parenting Tactic.
Interview with Jennifer
Jennifer speaks with Talk Pittsburgh about finding fulfillment out of pursuing a hobby.
Interview with Jennifer
Jennifer speaks with Talk Pittsburgh, sharing ways to help you have civic conversations about politics.
Interview with Jennifer
Jennifer speaks with Talk Pittsburgh about finding peace after a hectic election season.
Interview with Jennifer
Jennifer speaks with Talk Pittsburgh,
discussing keys to help with successful communication.
Interview with Jennifer
Jennifer speaks with Talk Pittsburgh about some bad communication routines you can ditch for the Lenten season and beyond. Interview with Jennifer
Thirty years in education taught Jennifer Eisenreich, professional speaker and founder of Shift Show Communication, that people simply want to be seen and heard. In this candid conversation, she reveals how small interactions make lasting impressions and genuine connection creates company cultures where both hearts and minds can thrive. She reminds us that everyone carries hidden battles, and leaders who recognize this can inspire their teams to move beyond compliance to commitment.
In EdSurge
Jennifer describes her successful method for measuring and encouraging the performance of kindergarten students, an age group long underserved by traditional evaluation methods.
In U.S. News and World Report
Jennifer brings her voice to the near-scandalous topic of school supplies, and how it came to be that in America today, it’s on teachers to buy them.
In CBS News Pittsburgh
Jennifer describes a charity hoax, where schools, teachers, and students were the target of a money-making scheme disguised as help for kids with cancer.
In the Communication Intelligence Newsletter
Jennifer explains the power of questions, and how to use them to set the stage for positive interactions and diffuse tension in difficult situations.
In the Tribune Review and Cincinnati Enquirer
Jennifer contributes to an exploration of the real-world career prep that schools provide for students as early as middle school.
At the IEATA Annual Conference
Jennifer’s keynote for the International Expressive Arts Therapy Association focused on feedback systems for students and the neuroscience that should govern feedback types.
In TribLive
Jenn the educator and leader is energized by Jenn the vocalist and performer. And the Byham in Pittsburgh was a showcase one Christmas.
In eSpark
One of the experts on the topic of student engagement, Jennifer reveals what kids need to participate and contribute at school.
In The Epoch Times
Jennifer is a reference in this article discussing the current need for teachers amid the immigration crisis and in the special needs community.
Need an expert on education or leadership?
Book Jennifer for your keynote, invite her on your podcast, chat with her for your article, or consult with her to solve your educational challenge.
She brings a rare combination of intellect, kindness, authenticity, and wit. And she’ll be a friend before the day is out.
