As learning leaders, we’re committed to the learning entitlement of our students. But for our students to truly flourish and be empowered, we must also be committed to the learning entitlement of our leaders.
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How to overcome the micromanager in you
As a leader, it’s difficult to resist the temptation to constantly check up on those around us.
Guarantee the Success of Your Collaborative Team Meetings
We’ve all sat through meetings that are a waste of time and energy. More often than not, the success of any collaborative team meeting depends on the person running it.
Embrace The Listener In You
A big part of the work that I do – particularly with collaborative teams, and when I’m supporting colleagues to build their coaching skills – revolves around our capacity to really listen.
5 ways to be deliberate in your teaching practice
But to become a learning architect and have maximum impact on students, a teacher needs to become very deliberate in his or her teaching practice.
The 3 Pitfalls to Avoid when Coaching Educators
If you’ve been appointed to a coaching role, it’s a fantastic opportunity to genuinely support staff – and indirectly, students.
What makes a learning architect?
Our Teachers as Architects of Learning program helps answer the question: why doesn’t school work for every child?
7 ways to make sure staff meetings impact student learning
Traditionally, whole school staff meetings have been a convenient way of communicating and sharing information with a large number of people at one time.
Being Brave: How To Get Comfortable With Being Uncomfortable
Being Brave: How To Get Comfortable With Being UncomfortableIn the book, Five Ways of Being, my co-authors and I outline five dispositions we believe are critical for educational leaders striving…
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