LEAD Atlanta and Leadership Atlanta Alumni Mentor Program Spotlight We love to see mentor pairings from previous years still meeting up! Kelsey Brantley LEAD '23 and Anthony Rodriguez '22 were matched two years ago, and they still get lunch together throughout the year. The LEAD Mentor Program offers current LEAD Atlanta class members the opportunity to connect with and learn from Leadership Atlanta alumni throughout their program year. We are deeply appreciative of the alumni who volunteer to serve, as their mentorship can have a lasting impact that extends beyond the program year. If you are an active Leadership Atlanta alumnus interested in learning more about the LEAD Atlanta Mentoring Program, email [email protected].
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In today's School Leadership 2.0 - Characteristics of The 21st Century Teachers---Building Relationships With Students on Positive Words and High Expectations---How to Teach Students to Grapple with Math-- https://conta.cc/3RP4iKu
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Appreciate being invited by Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Orange Coast to be a guest speaker for their COLLEGE BOUND ALUMNI on July 9th. I'm always so impressed with the leadership at all levels of their organization - truly embedded into their culture! I'll be presenting an interactive session addressing: NETWORKING THROUGH THE SUMMER AND BEYOND - staying connected with people who can help you - how you impact people's perception of you - reaching out to say thank you ART OF COMMUNICATION - how to introduce yourself in 30 seconds - active listening - focusing on connecting with people 1:1 VALUE OF HAVING A MENTOR OR COACH - where to find them - ask them what they can say yes to - the value of having a sounding board or advocate Can't wait!
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Our strategic priorities of developing the leadership capabilities of students in Irish Higher Education, and strengthening the value of student engagement at the national level in action!
I was delighted to be asked as part of my role in National Student Engagement Programme (NStEP), to deliver a workshop for the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI)'s Student Leadership Development Programme. I love delivering training to students, and we had an engaging session discussing unconscious bias, addressing microaggressions, intersectionality, and universal design for learning through the lens of student engagement! Many thanks to Celine Marmion and Liz McNicholl for the invitation.
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Many years ago, I experienced the transformative journey of the TMDC, gaining valuable insights into leadership development as a participant. My coach, Ellen Davis, inspired and taught me immensely, sparking my interest in becoming a coach myself. This week, I had the privilege of contributing as a coach for Leader's Imago at a TMDC. My role involved facilitating opportunities to increase self-awareness, acknowledging strengths, and guiding participants to identify key shifts that could significantly enhance their leadership effectiveness. #coaching #leadershipdevelopment #growth #leadershipcoaching
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Founder/CEO/Speaker at Moving Forward Strategies/ Creator of the Living Leadership personal development seminar series for business leaders. 1-on-1 mindset & accountability for Entrepreneurs/C-Suite and company training.
Thinking of creating a high school after school program . Which title do you like for an 8 week (once a week) program? A. Self-Leadership: Building Empowered Students to champion our future ( second half of this was suggested by someone ) B. Self- Leadership: Building Student Champions or your own idea Thanks for your help in advance! (And if you are connected to a school and are interested in discussing bringing this program in for the fall- please let me know !)
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Education leadership is second only to the quality of teaching in terms of impact on learning outcomes. Among our other areas of expertise, we support school and system leaders to become agents of change beyond their own school or district, driving efficient and effective school reform. In 2022/23, we supported 48,000 school leaders around the world in their professional development – a 14% increase from the previous year. Find out more: edt.org/impact23
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