Congratulations to this international group of educational leaders who just completed our Evocative Coaching course. Represented were Brunei, Australia, Vermont, Virginia, and California. What an incredible experience to work with them.
Hey Secondary Ed leaders - this time we bring you Shenzhen. Looking for an informative Q&A about launching distance learning? Learn from your counterparts in Shenzhen where 10 weeks into distance learning they have some valuable reflections to share. https://t.co/x9ztEq8xWP
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Lead Learner Associates is proud to partner with the Association of California School Adminstrators (@ACSA_info) to tell the remarkable story of Vanke Meisha Academy’s transition to online learning. Visit:
https://t.co/uE8ZesNWg7
Our fabulous @ACSA_info CACP Leadership Coaches come together for the winter California Network of Coaches at @AlamedaCOE today to share, explore, review, develop, learn & collaborate. CNET participation is part of their annual recertification as coaches. @LearnerLead
Evoke greatness in your organization by using the Evocative Coaching process. Our next online session of Evocative Coaching, Level One, will begin March 18 and be taught by Megan Tschannen Moran. For more information or to register visit https://t.co/OFiEd1Nqxb
Haven’t seen @dintersmith’s award winning film, Most Likely To Succeed yet? You can watch it for free this Thanksgiving weekend: https://t.co/hZF4zsSSEd, Password: 1893committeeof10. But don’t watch it alone. So many interesting things to discuss for all ages w/o provoking fights
Another group of coaches being trained for @ACSA_info Clear Admin Credential Program by Leslie Anderson and Jeanie Cash @LearnerLead. Program grounded in the strength based Evocative Coaching model.
Great session today with Pomona USD developing a single point rubric for use in examining leadership practices. Have you considered the advantages (and challenges) of a single point rubric?
Lead Learner Associates and ACSA just completed the 34th (and last) 17-18 workshop for the California Network of Leadership Coaches. These coaches are serving over 700 credential candidates. What an amazing group.
Maybe some things have changed (a little):
From May 1956 American School Board Journal: Is there an Administrative Shortage? Young MEN with Executive Ability are not Seeking Administrative Positions in Education . . .