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Leadership and learning are indispensable to one another
“Leadership and learning are indispensable to one another.” John F. Kennedy neatly lands his point. Why? Well, because the success organisations and…
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New year, new term, time for a new habit?
I recently saw Steve Huffman co-founder and chief executive of the online discussion forum Reddit sharing three tips for success. ‘Really the job is…
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Good Reads: The Heart Aroused by David Whyte
The Heart Aroused is a great read for anyone grappling with what it means to keep humanity in the daily experience of…
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VP of People – The First 100 days: Using a Design Process for Planning
Earlier this year I was asked by Slava Kremerman, CEO at Zen Educate to be their new and first VP of People.…
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A Team Leadership Journey: Developing Leadership Capacity at Bolton School
Authors:Helen Woodward - Helen MG ConsultingHelen Brandon - Deputy Head, Bolton SchoolLeadership development programmes are in good supply with government funding to…
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Good Reads: The Art of Innovation
The Art of Innovation by Tom Kelley with Jonathan Littman. Jono Hey, Chief Product Officer at Zen Educate mentioned this book during…
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Five Books I Wish I’d Read Before Leading a Team
Successful leadership is about the impact we have on those around us, and the extent to which we enable those we lead…
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Why global connections and overseas professional development matter
There’s a Chinese saying; ‘Because the fish are the last ones to know about the sea’. The writer alerts us to the…
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Speaking at a TEDx – the learning, wonder and joy!
A message popped up on LinkedIn from Amir Zeid, Professor of Computer Science at the American University of Kuwait. ‘I’m the curator…
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Off the Beaten Track: What School Improvement Looks Like in the Mid-Hills of Nepal
A Message from the Mountains The text message from Kamal, a headteacher in rural Nepal, read: “I couldn’t send you a message…
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