In our research we found that women were told they were too young to lead, too old to lead...and middle age wasn't quite right either. As it turns out no age is the right age to be a woman leader. See my latest @HarvardBiz article for solutions.
https://t.co/j1zcrvbLLZ
Be sure to read the new Vatican document, just released, on how to be good neighbors in the digital age. "Towards Full Presence" uses the Parable of the Good Samaritan to reflect on the use of social media in our lives.
https://t.co/CakYjU7nv7
Last year @Flynn_Trinquet and I started adding this question at the end of our #VCE#Buology tests… the kids take it seriously and love showing off what they have learnt
8 Ted Lasso Leadership Lessons:
1. Believe in yourself
2. Doing the right thing is never the wrong thing
3. All people are different people
4. See good in others
5. Courage is about being willing to try
6. Vulnerability is a strength
7. Tell the truth
8. Be optimistic
Research shows that students cannot learn as well in classrooms that lack consistency, have too many potential distractions or do not ensure engagement with learning. 📖 https://t.co/3FDbgbfagf
Knowledge builds knowledge.
Improved knowledge brings equity.
It’s about engaging students in tasks that they know the purpose of.
@JBRLockhart #SharingBestPractice#WhyKnowledgeMatters
#Hyden in the Wheatbelt totally rocks – and we've got the swell to prove it! #WaveRock is 15 metres high and more than 100 metres long, making it a giant wave you're going to want to surf 🌊 Get dreaming: https://t.co/IGIvo9C0ev
📷: @wadeanddani in #WAtheDreamState
When Spanish triathlete Diego Méntriga noticed that British triathlete J. Teagle went the wrong way before finish line, Méntriga waited for him so he could take his deserved 3rd place.
“He was in front of me the whole time. He deserved it.” —Méntriga
Instructional leadership is not about improving teachers; It is about creating the conditions where teachers can improve themselves. @SteeleThoughts#essentialtruths