@LeadingLearner
LeadingLearner
Still Learning to Live with Leadership
Leadership has come at a cost for me and my family. I first wrote this blog over five years ago; recent events have led me back to it. I have updated it but the main messages are pretty much the same. The challenges of leadership seem to be increasing in a World that is becoming more and more frenetic. Continue reading
Life is Too Short for This Level of Pressure (We Can Change It)
This Easter was spent visiting family in Australia. On our first day, after a coffee at the Corner Shop in Yarraville, Melbourne, we visited the Sun Bookshop. Browsing around I picked up a book by Bronnie Ware, The Top 5 Regrets of the Dying – A Life Transformed by the Dearly Departing. Possibly not the most cheery title but I’m in reflective mood these days; more reflective than usual. Continue reading
7 Principles of Good Curriculum Design
A curriculum breathes life into a school’s or teacher’s philosophy of education; it is purpose enacted. Different philosophies of education – personal empowerment; cultural transmission; preparation for work or preparation for citizenship – place different emphasis on aspects of curriculum design. Curriculum design involves seven key principles which operate in tension with each other. Continue reading
Leadership: Being, Knowing, Doing (New Book)
Liminal Leadership
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