I am so grateful that EPPSP has happened in my life. I couldnt have done this without MK, RN, AL @mrslewisCE, AH, CM, Dr. Jay @jilljay_EPPSP, Dr. Lecklider @deblecklider, EB, and my first and fifth grade teachers, Mrs. Donegan and Mrs. Gaughf #EPPSP
Q7: When I was thinking about going to gradschool, I asked my principal/mentor about their thoughts. They both gave me advice/feedback along the lines of 'do what is right, not what is easy' and I think about that all the time. The easy thing is not always the right thing. #EPPSP
Q6: I have become better at listening and then asking for time to think about what might work best for the teacher/student before immediately replying. This may not always be the most favorable response people want, but sometimes you have to go slow to go fast. #EPPSP
Q5: Once meaningful relationships have formed, I think leaning into and celebrating the strengths of educators on your team is important. They become empowered and motivated to share their skills with others which ultimately leads to a greater impact on students #EPPSP
Q4: I have had trouble determining when it is best to speak up or simply listen, especially since I am new to my role. However, through EPPSP and witnessing my principal lead, I have learned skills that have made me a more confident and inspired leader. #EPPSP
Q3: Dare to Lead by Brene Brown- cant put it down!!! It is my book study for Phase IV and her ways of educating adults on SEL in the workplace are astounding- read it, you wont be disappointed! #EPPSP
Q2: The experiential aspect allowed me to extend my perspective beyond the classroom or even my current district. I have been able to talk to, experience, and witness many things I wouldnt have otherwise. #EPPSP
Q1: I knew it was the right choice because so many educators I admired went through the program and spoke so highly of the cohort model. I also came from a long line of Butler Bulldogs in my family and felt it was a great place for pursuing grad school! #EPPSP
Mentors that have cheered you on for many years are so valuable. I am grateful to have a mentor in Caroline! https://t.co/ucRZyC7Bfw #ButlerEPPSPmentor
Education is one of the most important resources we have. Our vocation needs great leaders who will advocate for the continued growth and learning of our children. Come check out Butler U's EPPSP recruitment night on 9/17! @ButlerEPPSP#EPPSP