TheSchoolHouse302 One Thing Series School Leadership Podcast
Joe & T.J. from theschoolhouse302.com
133 episodes
1 day ago
In this episode the Leading Better and Growing Faster podcast for school leaders, Joe and T.J. discuss how school leaders can effectively manage the riptides found in everyday school leadership.
.
Imagine a calm beach day, preferably Savage Ditch, Delaware, where you can drive onto the beach and enjoy an incredible experience of sun and sand. Imagine this, though, you're swimming close to shore in the refreshing water when suddenly, a powerful current pulls you out to sea. This is the unnerving reality of an ocean riptide, and you can’t see them coming and you can’t fight your way out of them. But did you know these hidden currents have a surprising parallel in the world of education?
Educational leaders, much like beachgoers, can find themselves caught in unexpected challenges – swirling currents of change, budget constraints, or evolving student needs. Just like fighting a riptide is futile, these challenges demand a different strategy.
In this podcast, you’ll learn about the following 3 Strategies to Navigate the Current:
Develop a culture of open communication
Develop a culture of continuous improvement
Develop a culture of self-development.
Don't get swept away! Tune in and learn the secrets to leading through educational riptides.
This podcast offers actionable strategies for:
Building trust and a unified school community
Moving beyond the common notion that "we've always done it this way"
Creating systems that reinforce a culture of continuous learning and growth
Leading by example through self-development
Our goal is to be able to help school leaders discover how to effectively navigate the educational riptides and chart a course for success in your school.
Joe & T.J. Are Now Booking Summer and Fall Events!
Space is limited but dates are still available. If you’re ready to take your leadership skills to the next level or you want to build the capacity of the folks on your team, we have the solutions that you need. Our engaging keynotes and interactive leadership workshops are designed to equip you and your leaders with the tools and strategies you need to thrive in today's complex and ever-changing educational environment. Contact us to learn more about our offerings and book a session for your organization today!
A few ideas:
Join one of our Mastermind groups
Book us for a keynote to kick off the year with your teachers
Allow us to train your school leaders on any number of our proven models
Have us join your retreat to kick things up a notch with practical takeaways
Bring us in virtually or in-person to talk about one of our books
Call us for something unique
We can’t wait to hear from you.
Joe & T.J.
All content for TheSchoolHouse302 One Thing Series School Leadership Podcast is the property of Joe & T.J. from theschoolhouse302.com and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
In this episode the Leading Better and Growing Faster podcast for school leaders, Joe and T.J. discuss how school leaders can effectively manage the riptides found in everyday school leadership.
.
Imagine a calm beach day, preferably Savage Ditch, Delaware, where you can drive onto the beach and enjoy an incredible experience of sun and sand. Imagine this, though, you're swimming close to shore in the refreshing water when suddenly, a powerful current pulls you out to sea. This is the unnerving reality of an ocean riptide, and you can’t see them coming and you can’t fight your way out of them. But did you know these hidden currents have a surprising parallel in the world of education?
Educational leaders, much like beachgoers, can find themselves caught in unexpected challenges – swirling currents of change, budget constraints, or evolving student needs. Just like fighting a riptide is futile, these challenges demand a different strategy.
In this podcast, you’ll learn about the following 3 Strategies to Navigate the Current:
Develop a culture of open communication
Develop a culture of continuous improvement
Develop a culture of self-development.
Don't get swept away! Tune in and learn the secrets to leading through educational riptides.
This podcast offers actionable strategies for:
Building trust and a unified school community
Moving beyond the common notion that "we've always done it this way"
Creating systems that reinforce a culture of continuous learning and growth
Leading by example through self-development
Our goal is to be able to help school leaders discover how to effectively navigate the educational riptides and chart a course for success in your school.
Joe & T.J. Are Now Booking Summer and Fall Events!
Space is limited but dates are still available. If you’re ready to take your leadership skills to the next level or you want to build the capacity of the folks on your team, we have the solutions that you need. Our engaging keynotes and interactive leadership workshops are designed to equip you and your leaders with the tools and strategies you need to thrive in today's complex and ever-changing educational environment. Contact us to learn more about our offerings and book a session for your organization today!
A few ideas:
Join one of our Mastermind groups
Book us for a keynote to kick off the year with your teachers
Allow us to train your school leaders on any number of our proven models
Have us join your retreat to kick things up a notch with practical takeaways
Bring us in virtually or in-person to talk about one of our books
Call us for something unique
We can’t wait to hear from you.
Joe & T.J.
How School Leaders Can View Problems as Possibilities To Improve Their Schools
TheSchoolHouse302 One Thing Series School Leadership Podcast
13 minutes 50 seconds
2 years ago
How School Leaders Can View Problems as Possibilities To Improve Their Schools
In this episode, Joe and T.J. explore what it really means to mind your mental map. Our minds can be very scary places if we are not careful. School leaders must remain in a productive space in order to lead effectively, but the thread of events throughout the day and week can take their toll. This is why school leaders must do the following:
Flip Your Thinking
Don’t Jump to Judge
Adapt, Don’t Adopt
Key Points from Joe & T.J.
T.J. starts the conversation on the crucial importance of being aware of the potential of living in Groundhog Day--experiencing the same set of events over-and-over.
Joe double downs on some ChatGPT, unfinished learning, school climate, an increase in student discipline, the teacher shortage, ESSER funds running out, and how we frame all of these circumstances in our minds is critical. Yes they are problems, but where are the possibilities? We are firm believers that with the right approach, no problem is unsolvable.
Take control of your thinking and flip it. Listen to T.J. talk about Tim Ferris and how he approaches an issue.
Innovation and analysis--think with your team.
Don’t jump to judge--so easy to judge others by their actions and not intentions.
Adapt, don’t adopt--put an issue on its side.
Perceptual illusion--what don’t you see?
Let us know a topic that you want us to cover by contacting us at contact@theschoolhouse302.com. And don’t miss our leadership newsletter every week by subscribing on the site. Like, follow, share, comment--we appreciate it!
We can’t wait to hear from you.
Joe & T.J.
TheSchoolHouse302 One Thing Series School Leadership Podcast
In this episode the Leading Better and Growing Faster podcast for school leaders, Joe and T.J. discuss how school leaders can effectively manage the riptides found in everyday school leadership.
.
Imagine a calm beach day, preferably Savage Ditch, Delaware, where you can drive onto the beach and enjoy an incredible experience of sun and sand. Imagine this, though, you're swimming close to shore in the refreshing water when suddenly, a powerful current pulls you out to sea. This is the unnerving reality of an ocean riptide, and you can’t see them coming and you can’t fight your way out of them. But did you know these hidden currents have a surprising parallel in the world of education?
Educational leaders, much like beachgoers, can find themselves caught in unexpected challenges – swirling currents of change, budget constraints, or evolving student needs. Just like fighting a riptide is futile, these challenges demand a different strategy.
In this podcast, you’ll learn about the following 3 Strategies to Navigate the Current:
Develop a culture of open communication
Develop a culture of continuous improvement
Develop a culture of self-development.
Don't get swept away! Tune in and learn the secrets to leading through educational riptides.
This podcast offers actionable strategies for:
Building trust and a unified school community
Moving beyond the common notion that "we've always done it this way"
Creating systems that reinforce a culture of continuous learning and growth
Leading by example through self-development
Our goal is to be able to help school leaders discover how to effectively navigate the educational riptides and chart a course for success in your school.
Joe & T.J. Are Now Booking Summer and Fall Events!
Space is limited but dates are still available. If you’re ready to take your leadership skills to the next level or you want to build the capacity of the folks on your team, we have the solutions that you need. Our engaging keynotes and interactive leadership workshops are designed to equip you and your leaders with the tools and strategies you need to thrive in today's complex and ever-changing educational environment. Contact us to learn more about our offerings and book a session for your organization today!
A few ideas:
Join one of our Mastermind groups
Book us for a keynote to kick off the year with your teachers
Allow us to train your school leaders on any number of our proven models
Have us join your retreat to kick things up a notch with practical takeaways
Bring us in virtually or in-person to talk about one of our books
Call us for something unique
We can’t wait to hear from you.
Joe & T.J.