‘We advertised to everyone, we just didn’t get any applicants from those communities’ Too long has this excuse been used for conferences and events with no diversity within their speakers - read on to find out how to address this phenomena.
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In this bite-size podcast, I will connect with a diverse range of DEIJ practitioners and explore their unique ‘Hot Take’ that guides their work. Each ~12 minute episode will provide a 'Hot Take' as an entry point leading to actionable takeaways and points for further learning to broaden your understanding of DEIJ approaches. You might even identify someone who you could collaborate with to support your community or develop your own DEIJ approaches!
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Progress update with a brilliant small international school who is systemically improving their DEIJ provision.
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I thoroughly recommend Measure What Matters for educational leaders seeking to systemically achieve their missions. Read on to find out why...
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I strongly recommend 'Principled - A guide to being yourself as a school leader' for teachers beginning their leadership journey. Read on to find out why...
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Are you starting a new leadership role next year? Perhaps you are considering whether to target an opening within your school (internal application) or to take on opportunities in a new location (external application). While both are valid choices, each has different challenges and opportunities. With careful consideration and guidance from experienced peers, you can make the best choices and preparations for yourself and your progression.
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Educational Visits, Lectures, presentations, and workshops
The workshop I delivered at the GA conference - Power: A New and Essential Lens for Geography Education - was attended by a room full of people excited by the prospect of progressive change. 👨🏾🏫As teachers, we can collectively advocate for change through our teaching and our choice of exam boards, all to develop students into inclusive and effective leaders of change. ❓How will you incorporate ‘Power’ in your classroom?
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DEIJ Resources, School Leadership, Tips and advice
Imposter syndrome is a commonly referred to experience of work-related anxiety. New educational leaders frequently face this challenge and this article presents three techniques to overcome it.
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DEIJ Resources, School Activities, School Leadership
Teachers are experts in their field, so how can they ensure their pedagogical approaches and initiatives are well-received and championed? Read this article to learn about the perspectives of school leadership and what you need to do to get them on-board with your initiative.
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Every phenomena in life has a source of Power. When educating the next generation, it is important that we make it clear whether it is the waves that shape the coast, the laws that determine legal citizenship, the push and pull factors of migration or the height of a mountain, a source of power is found somewhere.
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