We need as many new ideas as possible in education. Listen carefully for ideas. Don’t be afraid to take them and spread them. #LFEdPrinciples
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Resilience = the ability to bounce back after adversity @MontwoodHS @MSynergi4 students are resilient! #MotivationInspirationDetermination #EYH #TeamSISD #ExcellenceForAll
Leadership begins with a thought of serving others; it’s what you do with it that counts.
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Professor Paul Reville, HGSE, used to say, “Decisions are made by those who show up. Sometimes, it’s just about showing up.” Sometimes, that’s where the courage lies. #LFEdPrinciples
Leadership is about service. Helping others develop their compassion, skills, work, and love as they help you is an act of service. #LFEdPrinciples
Focus on the positive, as hard as it can be, and as often as possible. People feed off positivity and follow positivity, and positivity usually leads to happiness. Happy leaders and happy followers usually make for more productive teams. #LFEdPeople
One of the greatest lessons in leadership #LFEdPrinciples
The ability to impact beyond the length of your presence in an organization, school, or your lifetime - the focus on the infinite game, is what make true leaders, great. #theinfinitegame #LFEdPrinciples
Influence, one of the key laws of leadership is essential to spreading a good idea. Innovation is necessary for continued growth and improving service to others. #LFEdPrinciples
Leaders in education understand that they can’t do it all alone; vulnerability in asking for help is a way to show you appreciate others’ love for your service.
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Students need guidance on how to approach the flood of text, images and websites they encounter on a daily basis. @jryoung @EdSurge
How to Help Students Avoid Getting Duped Online — and by AI Chatbots
edsurge.com/news/2023-10-10-…
Part of leadership is surrounding yourself with the right people, then having the trust to let them grow.
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Aside from physical illness and bad weather, anxiety is the top reason high school students missed school in the past year, according to the results of a student survey from the EdWeek Research Center.
edweek.org/leadership/studen…
It’s who you are when no one is watching. #LFEdPeople
Building other leaders is a fundamental characteristic of leadership #LFEdPeople


























