In this episode, Stuart Armistead, a hero principal from Hamilton, New Zealand, discusses the journey of his diverse school through the COVID-reality and beyond to New Zealand's current COVID-normal reality. Stuart's school is a beacon of hope and opportunity though its vision and mission of building a caring, personalised culture.
In this episode, Scott and John interview hero Principal Dr. Carlos Beato, who, with his team is emphasising and enlarging the importance of 'community' in spite of the changes to schooling caused by the COVID-19 pandemic
In this episode. Scott and John discus the journey of school leaders during COVID-19 and the remarkable vision, hope and resilience they exude to support their students, staff and communities. Ebony is a leader in Maryland in the United States.
In this episode, Jason McGrath, a leading principal of a K-12 school in New South Wales, discusses with Scott and John his approach in guiding transformational change in our COVID-normal world. He is truly a hero leader.
In this episode, Josie Bailey discusses with Scott and John some of the progressive changes made in schools during COVID, and what we can all take from this experience to transform learning, teaching and leading.
In this first episode in Season 2, Scott and John talk with Katie Liotchev, a Kindergarten teacher in Raleigh, North Carolina. Hero teaches and leaders around the world are showing the most amazing ingenuity, resilience, flexibility and excellence as they negotiate COVID-normal. They are inspirational examples of the caliber of talent in the profession. In this episode Katie shares the experiences of teaching from home, teaching both from school and with some kids at home and now back face-to-fa...
In this season 1 finale, Scott and John help leaders focus on the imperative that we see this current reality as an opportunity to do even better at taking care of themselves and growing as people and colleagues. In order to get through this leaders have to get through this and continue to evolve as great people and role models. It isn't easy, and these are complex times. We will get through this--if we go through this together. We will be back with season two very soon.
In this episode, Scott and John pay tribute to Sir Ken Robinson, who passed away last month. Sir Ken was a guru amongst guru's in education, and his writing and vlogs are a lasting legacy to rethinking learning, teaching and schooling.
In this episode, Scott and John discuss how vital it is for leaders to help their colleagues through these disruptive times, Many colleagues are really struggling during this period of uncertainty and global upheaval. We will get through this-one great teacher and leader at a time.
In this episode, Scott discusses with John how to maintain caring cultures of leadership, even while working with staff who are home doing their teaching/leading. School executives can maintain their focus on building caring cultures in spite of the obstacles COVID-19 has presented.
In this episode, Scott and John discuss how leaders now more than ever serve as role models and exemplars to guide their organisations through this difficult time. With much of the world still growing in its COVID-19 impacts, we are only now beginning to be tested for our resilience and fortitude to do the right things for our children, our staff, our communities and our countries.
In this special episode, we feature the ABC Radio National Program Roundtable of the Future of Universities in which John was a panelist. https://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/sundayextra/the-roundtable:-universities-must-innovate-to-survive/12389500
In this video, innovative secondary principal, Kylee Owen, shares her perspectives on leading leaders through disruptive times such as we find ourselves in.
In this episode Scott and John promote the idea of building a caring culture with a wellbeing focus not only during COVID-19 reality but beyond into Normal X.
In this episode Scott and John discuss the imperatives of social justice, learning for all and overcoming privilege in the education space in light of the global response to the murder of George Floyd in the United States.
In this episode Scott and John promote an asset model for learners and learning. And they challenge schools to reconsider their school plans in light of a new emphasis on co-constructing learning with young people. During COVID-school we were able to implement some exciting new forms of learning and teaching. Can we go deeper instead of wider in the curriculum?
In this episode Scott and John discuss "leading up" for the transformative change you are envisioning. How you carry out your role and how you present to those "above" you could be your key to realising the change you are working so hard to create and help enable the success of all learners and the dynamic culture of learning and teaching worthy of the profession.
In this episode Scott and John discuss the characteristics of leaders who support, sustain and thrive in pursuing their vision for change and lead their schools through a crisis.
In this episode, John shares his perspectives on the big issues facing education as we negotiate COVID-19 and move forward in a new normal. https://www.educationmattersmag.com.au/the-big-schooling-issues-for-the-roaring-20s/
In this episode, Executive Director Tim McCallum discusses with Scott and John leading sector-wide change in schooling in these disruptive times.
Professor Yong Zhao discusses with John the opportunities leaders and their teams have now as we negotiate these disruptive times. Our dreams are still achievable and doing business as usual is no longer an option.
In this episode, Scott and John discuss a key component of transformational change, "What counts as innovation." What small steps can we take toward inspired learning for all?
In this Episode John shares his summary and vision of Old School and New School approaches to learning, teaching, assessment and schooling. This COVID-19 era gives us a great opportunity to drive true transformational change in our schools.
In this Episode, Scott and John share their vision of schooling for the common good in this and in the post COVID-19 era. As leaders, we have a tremendous opportunity to remind ourselves of the role of schooling in a democracy.
In Episode 12, Scott and John describe their leadership framework entitled "Bringing the Good Weather." https://www.dropbox.com/s/2l7vpbgqhft7fe2/research%20based%20instructional%20practices%20of%20effective%20principals%20-%20chapter%2015%20bringing%20the%20good%20.pdf?dl=0
In this BONUS Episode, John shares ideas for leaders, teachers and parents to assimilate successfully in this COVID-19 learning from home environment.
In Episode 11, Scott and John talk to Early Learning Officer for the local Diocese, Kim Moroney. Kim shares how leaders, educators and parents can focus on the priorities of hope, love and play as a cornerstone of the learning process for the early years. Kim's team developed a progressive early learning framework that you may want to model yours after. https://www.mn.catholic.edu.au/students/curriculum/early-learning/...
In this episode, Professor Penny Jane Burke shares her first-hand and research-based knowledge and experiences of family, and particularly gendered, violence and its devastating impact on women and children. Particularly in these COVID-19 times school leaders should action important steps with their teams to reach out and support families whose lives may be on the line, now more than ever.
Episode 9 In this episode, John Fischetti takes us on a journey to re-explore the notion of Instructional Leadership and the role of the transformative principal post COVID-19. https://www.educationmattersmag.com.a...
Scott Imig John Fischetti Cognitive Coaching is a beneficial way for school leaders to guide their staff members toward embracing transformative change and to increase engaging pedagogy in the teaching, learning and assessment space. In this episode, series Co-Host Scott Imig shares his expertise in coaching as a key component of leading dynamic change.
