Coaching doesn’t fail because we lack strategies; it fails when our calendars, agendas, and relationships pull us in ten directions at once. We sit down with instructional coaching coordinator Lindsay Deacon to get practical about navigating principal friction, protecting energy, and keeping the work simple enough to sustain. From her early leap into coaching and time with Jim Knight and John Hattie to designing programs at scale, Lindsay brings field-tested moves that work in real schools wi...
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Coaching doesn’t fail because we lack strategies; it fails when our calendars, agendas, and relationships pull us in ten directions at once. We sit down with instructional coaching coordinator Lindsay Deacon to get practical about navigating principal friction, protecting energy, and keeping the work simple enough to sustain. From her early leap into coaching and time with Jim Knight and John Hattie to designing programs at scale, Lindsay brings field-tested moves that work in real schools wi...
Episode 069: Leading with Love: Putting People First in Education with Laurie Namey
The Minimalist Educator Podcast
27 minutes
7 months ago
Episode 069: Leading with Love: Putting People First in Education with Laurie Namey
Laurie Namey shares how prioritizing people first in educational leadership leads to transformative school cultures and student achievement. Her leadership philosophy centers on a minimalist principle, proving that when people are valued first, everything else falls into place. • Prioritize people by day, paperwork by night • The physical environment communicates value – students deserve clean, well-maintained spaces • Create non-negotiable routines that center on student interactions • Pers...
The Minimalist Educator Podcast
Coaching doesn’t fail because we lack strategies; it fails when our calendars, agendas, and relationships pull us in ten directions at once. We sit down with instructional coaching coordinator Lindsay Deacon to get practical about navigating principal friction, protecting energy, and keeping the work simple enough to sustain. From her early leap into coaching and time with Jim Knight and John Hattie to designing programs at scale, Lindsay brings field-tested moves that work in real schools wi...
