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Leading and Teaching
Posted: 05 March 2021
Notice reference #: 1HAHZF
Teacher leadership happens every day, with children, colleagues and management.
Why do we feel that we need to apply the word leader to only certain teachers? One reason is that most of us think of a leader as someone who takes on additional roles. The perception that "regular" teachers are not leaders is reinforced by historical patterns of management.
Yet effective teaching is leadership. Leadership in centres/schools means holding fast to the vision within the learning community and taking actions, small and large, to create real opportunities, improvements and growth for children, families, colleagues, and community members.
In this workshop every teacher will be encouraged and inspired to grow their leadership skills.
Participants will explore:
- The five practices of exemplary leaders
- Assessment of current leadership qualities
- Character strengths and virtues
- The educational leadership capabilities
- The connection between the learning zone to the performance zone
- The three components to becoming a ‘gifted leader’.
- Bravery – what it takes to think, behave, and live to make a difference and to have courageous conversations.
- Leadership evaluation criteria as defined by the Education Review Office
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Auckland
01 May 2021 – 01 May 2021
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