- I can empower other colleagues to lead change
- I am a valued member of a school community
- I can be creative
- I can put my passions into practice
- I can work with colleagues and collaborate on shared interests
- I have autonomy over my practise
- I am trusted
- I have the freedom to take risks
- I am able to make mistakes in a supportive and professionally critical environment .
Feedback: Thank you for the feedback
- I like the passion into practice
- Really empowering explainations
- very positive definitions
- I agree that taking resists in learning from them will make you a better teacher
- the words freedom trusted autonomy are really impactful
- like pupils- never be afraid to make mistakes- they are learning
- love the fact you have mentioned the importance of being creative
- Love the focus on being able to empower colleagues particularly if any have closed mindset
- focus on trust is so so important.
Excellent read, I really liked the referral of ‘being a valued member of a school community’ and ‘put your passions into practice’. 🙂
Thank you!
Hello Jennifer,
It was great to meet you at today’s induction day. Your passion and positive view of teacher leadership shone through strongly.
Marion
Hi Jennifer, great to meet you at the induction day and lovely to read your post processing the day. Reflecting on your ‘I can empower other colleagues to make change’ statement, I wonder if you double mapped the professional learning coaching wheel to chart the setting in which you work? What did it tell you?
Moving foreard, could you see yourself using this coaching wheel with others in your setting? Or would you see the support being more implciit or modelled through your leadership in the classroom and on this course?
Hi Jennifer,
Sorry we didn’t get to meet at the induction! Your notes are great on the day. I particularly like the part you discuss the importance of creativity.
Looking forward to following your blog!
Katie