Leading others can be difficult, but with some guidance, teacher leaders can not only hone their own craft but build capacity in those that they lead. By using a cyclical process of asking questions and listening to the answers, teacher leaders can uncover potential obstacles those they lead are facing before helping a teacher implement a new skill. Tune in for tips and strategies to ask, listen and repeat!
Quotables
- Use the power of the people to make an impact
- Listen undistracted
- Help kiddos get to rigorous levels of understanding by questioning, not telling them how to get there
- To be knowledgeable doesn’t mean you are talkative
- Teach them to fish; don’t feed them fish
- A true leader learns alongside their team
- That is strong leadership- a leader leading without taking the reins
- Don’t expect perfection
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