Podcasts about leader in me

How do you prepare students for jobs that don't even exist yet? In this episode of Change Starts Here, host Dustin Odham sits down with McLain Schaefer, Director of LIFT (Leaders Innovating for Tomorrow), a groundbreaking regional innovation and technology center in central Illinois that's redefining what Career and Technical Education can be.McLain shares his journey from elementary principal to leading one of the most innovative CTE programs in the country. In this conversation, McLain unpacks how he completely redesigned their CTE program with LIFT, and how building future leaders has been at the centerpiece of his success with students. Whether you're an educator, business leader, or parent, this episode will challenge your thinking about what education can be when we stop putting students in boxes and start preparing them to lead in whatever field they choose. McLain's approach proves that when you combine world-class leadership development with career-ready programming, you don't just create graduates—you create leaders who are ready to change their communities.Be sure to like, subscribe, and turn on bell notifications to ensure you don't miss our next episode.If you want to learn more about FranklinCovey, visit us at https://www.franklincovey.com/solutions/education/Host: Dustin Odham, Managing Director at Franklin Covey EducationGuests: McLain Shaefer (LIFT Director)Timestamps: (00:00 - 2:56) Intro(2:57 - 3:49) What McLain loves about what he does(3:50 - 5:44) Leaving the classroom and starting LIFT(5:45 - 7:52) Traditional CTE or no?(7:53 - 10:54) Defining modern CTE (10:55 - 14:27) Evolution of the definition of student success with LIFT(14:28 - 18:49) How do recruiters define success?(18:50 - 20:42) Finding the right people(20:43 - 24:41) What effect has the Leader In Me process had on kids?(24:42 - 26:52) Paradigm shifts with LIFT(26:53 - 30:34) How has the new curriculum elevated the existing?(30:35 - 33:31) McLains vision for growth(33:32 - 34:38) The people working at and with LIFT(34:39 - 35:55) Student success story(35:56 - 36:36) Recommendations for leadership book(36:37 - 38:09) Song to put McLain in the right “vibe”(38:10 - 40:15) Advise for a new leader(40:16 - 41:06) Closing thoughts(41:07 - 41:52) Outro

How do you prepare students for jobs that don't even exist yet? In this episode of Change Starts Here, host Dustin Odham sits down with McLain Schaefer, Director of LIFT (Leaders Innovating for Tomorrow), a groundbreaking regional innovation and technology center in central Illinois that's redefining what Career and Technical Education can be.McLain shares his journey from elementary principal to leading one of the most innovative CTE programs in the country. In this conversation, McLain unpacks how he completely redesigned their CTE program with LIFT, and how building future leaders has been at the centerpiece of his success with students. Whether you're an educator, business leader, or parent, this episode will challenge your thinking about what education can be when we stop putting students in boxes and start preparing them to lead in whatever field they choose. McLain's approach proves that when you combine world-class leadership development with career-ready programming, you don't just create graduates—you create leaders who are ready to change their communities.Be sure to like, subscribe, and turn on bell notifications to ensure you don't miss our next episode.If you want to learn more about FranklinCovey, visit us at https://www.franklincovey.com/solutions/education/Host: Dustin Odham, Managing Director at Franklin Covey EducationGuests: McLain Shaefer (LIFT Director)Timestamps: (00:00 - 2:56) Intro(2:57 - 3:49) What McLain loves about what he does(3:50 - 5:44) Leaving the classroom and starting LIFT(5:45 - 7:52) Traditional CTE or no?(7:53 - 10:54) Defining modern CTE (10:55 - 14:27) Evolution of the definition of student success with LIFT(14:28 - 18:49) How do recruiters define success?(18:50 - 20:42) Finding the right people(20:43 - 24:41) What effect has the Leader In Me process had on kids?(24:42 - 26:52) Paradigm shifts with LIFT(26:53 - 30:34) How has the new curriculum elevated the existing?(30:35 - 33:31) McLains vision for growth(33:32 - 34:38) The people working at and with LIFT(34:39 - 35:55) Student success story(35:56 - 36:36) Recommendations for leadership book(36:37 - 38:09) Song to put McLain in the right “vibe”(38:10 - 40:15) Advise for a new leader(40:16 - 41:06) Closing thoughts(41:07 - 41:52) Outro

In every field and endeavor, the ability to lead is indispensable for success, making it a vital skill for students to cultivate. Fostering leadership among students requires demonstrating it across every strand of your organization. One effective method to achieve this is through programs like Leader In Me, which we'll delve into in this episode.Today, our host, Dustin Odham, is joined by Superintendent Rob Clayton of Warren County Public Schools, where they recently celebrated the remarkable achievement of becoming the first Leader in Me district to have three Legacy Schools and 13 Lighthouse Schools. Earning Legacy School recognition is the highest honor for Leader in Me schools. Rob recounts the early stages of his journey as a superintendent and highlights how his district has embraced and become an exemplar of teaching leadership principles, creating a leadership culture, and aligning academic systems. He underscores the importance of leadership, transparent communication, and empowering student voices in guiding the Warren County School District. Tune in to gain insights from this experienced leader.Don't forget to like, and turn on those bell notifications to ensure you don't miss our next episode.If you want to learn more about FranklinCovey, visit us at https://www.franklincovey.com/solutions/education/Host: Dustin Odham, Managing Director at FranklinCovey EducationGuests: Rob Clayton, Warren County SuperintendentTime stamps: (00:00 - 03:03) Introduction(03:04 - 03:45) Providing the Best Outcomes for Students(03:46 - 07:30) From the Beginning(07:31 - 10:33) The Mark of Effective Leadership(10:34 - 14:59) Student-Centered Learning Environments(15:00 - 17:28) Fostering Student Voice(17:29 - 22:37) Mitigating Challenges(22:38 - 25:13) Multiple Messengers(25:14 - 26:33) Focal Point of Leadership(26:34 - 32:43) Finding the Right Landing Spot(32:44 - 36:10) The Power of Listening(36:11 - 38:09) Who Needs to Be At the Table?(38:10 - 42:19) Lead to Want Not to Mandate(42:20 - 48:47) Rapid Fire Questions!(48:48 - 51:10) Closing

Have you ever wondered how to combat emotional exhaustion while fostering a positive culture in the world of education? In this episode, Tracy enlightens us on her daily rituals of meditation and early morning workouts, a routine that keeps her grounded and connected.Our discourse swiftly takes a fascinating turn towards circle work technique in the classrooms. Tracey shares her wisdom on establishing a sense of belonging amongst students and the role of restorative practices in the pursuit. We learn invaluable insights into the profound influence of circles in building communities and nurturing proactive and responsive classroom environments.In our final act, we talk about the essential role of the power of listening and explore the implementation of restorative practices and the Leader Me philosophies in supporting students' educational journeys. We leave you with Tracey's resourceful tips and the importance of positive reinforcement in classrooms. This episode is a gold mine for educators looking to strengthen community ties through social and emotional learning! EPISODE RESOURCES:Connect with Tracey on Twitter and InstagramLearn more about Restorative Practices and Leader In Me

The newest episode of Talks With Tyler ISD is now available, and you don't want to miss it! In this episode, we feature the highly respected Owens Elementary School Principal, Weldon Davis, who shares his educational journey and how he made his way back to East Texas.Through captivating storytelling, Weldon reveals how he relates to students and his unique approaches to supporting their learning and growth. You'll be inspired by his passion for education and his commitment to making a difference in the lives of his students.Support the showFOOTER: If you want to hear more news about the district, download our app in the app store or sign up for our district newsletter at get.TylerISD.news.

Get inspired by the latest episode of Talks With Tyler ISD! Our guest, Sarah Cureton, Principal of Clarkston Elementary School, shares her leadership views on educating students socially and emotionally through the Leader in Me Program. She also talks about her goals for the campus and how they create an inclusive environment for all students, including those who are deaf and hard of hearing. And that's not all! Sarah's passion for education and commitment to her students shines through.Support the showFOOTER: If you want to hear more news about the district, download our app in the app store or sign up for our district newsletter at get.TylerISD.news.

Ever wondering what committees and teams different schools have? Well here is a peek inside the "Action Teams" we have at my elementary school. We are a "Leader In Me" school so our teams are aligned with that framework.

Disclaimer! Sumber informasi-informasi pada episode ini berasal dari Podcast Thirty Days of Lunch Season 2 Lunch #12 "Managing Energy: The Secret to Productivity" yang ditambahkan dengan pengalaman-pengalaman pribadi. Episode ini pun merupakan rekaman audio dari kegiatan Leader In Me, SMPIT Al Haraki, tempat saya bekerja saat itu dan berkesempatan sharing tentang pengaplikasian dari Habit ke-3 dari Buku 7 Habits of Highly Effective People karangan Stephen R. Covey, yaitu Put First Things First yang secara umum ngomongin tentang Sense of Purpose dan Sense of Urgency. CMIIW kalau ada yang salah yaa. Keep you learn, guys! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/steppinguppodcast/support

Clear View High School is a premier learning community of choice for life-changing education in Clear Creek ISD. Campus leaders talk through the school culture, educational initiatives, campus and district-wide programs offered, and the application process for students. They also touch on the exciting opportunities that the new school building will bring when construction is completed in January 2022.Click here to learn more about Clear View High SchoolClick here to fill out an application Follow us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Instagram

Één van de meest gehoorde reacties van deelnemers die ik begeleid langs de 7 eigenschappen van effectief leiderschap is: waarom leer ik dit nu pas? Waarom leren we dit niet aan onze kinderen? Het mooie is: dit gebeurt al op kleine schaal! In 125 basisscholen in Nederland wordt het Leader In Me programma gebruikt om kinderen, leraren en ouders te begeleiden met leiderschapsontwikkeling en cultuur, zonder af te stappen van de reguliere exacte vakken. De zoon van Stephen R. Covey, Sean Covey, heeft tot zijn missie gemaakt om de principes, samengebracht door zijn vader, over te dragen aan de jonge generatie. Hij schreef boeken als The 7 Habits for Highly Effective Teens en Happy Kids (de 7 eigenschappen in voorleesverhaal) en bouwde mee aan het Leader in Me programma bij FranklinCovey. In voel me vereerd dat Sean te gast is in deze 50ste aflevering van de Over Spreken Gesproken podcast! In deze aflevering zal hij delen: - Waarom het zo belangrijk is dat we kinderen al op jonge leeftijd helpen vragen te beantwoorden als: wat is zelfvertrouwen? hoe verander ik mijn gewoontes? wat vind ik belangrijk? hoe maak ik een planning? hoe houd ik focus? - Hoe het Leader in Me programma eruit ziet? - Hoe het was om de zoon van Stephen R. Covey te zijn? - Hoe hij zelf de eigenschappen en principes implementeert in zijn leven. - Wat hij belangrijk vindt bij de opvoeding van zijn eigen kinderen. Dit en nog veel meer! Check voor meer informatie over de 7 Eigenschappen in het onderwijs onze partner www.cps.nl of www.franklincovey.com/education. Voor meer info over de podcast: www.oversprekengesproken.nl. Iedere eerste, derde en vijfde maandag van de maand staat er een nieuwe aflevering voor je klaar.

Listen in to Dr. Trevor Dietrich who launched the first Lighthouse School In California's Inland Empire through  the Leader In Me teaching and implemented the 7 habits of highly effective people to in his school and transformed the culture. Now he speaks to families about how you can transform YOUR family into a group of like minded, yet unique leaders making a difference in your world.  Recommended Books:  The 7 Habits of Happy Kids by Sean Covey The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teems by Sean Covey The Leader In Me by Stephen R Covey The Big Life Journal for kids. Use my affiliate link to get your copy today. http://biglifejournal.com/?aff=1186 Want to stay fit? Jump to www.mixiefit.com to find the best at home workouts. Mixiefit sponsors this podcast. Use my code at checkout to get 25$ off! Code: FOCUSEDMINDSET You are never alone in your parenting journey. Go to www.thefocusedmindset.com for tons of helpful tools and join The Focused Mindset Community at: https://thefocusedmindset.ck.page/ffe3a2b5e1 Get a free download of The Good Vibes Everyday when you do. 

Its our 2nd anniversary this week! In this episode guest host Mike and Glen talk about the corona virus, how its impacting schools, and how we can best teach remotely. Our guest this week is professional development consultant Naomi Harm.Guest: Naomi HarmNaomi is a passionate advocate for women in education. Her company focuses on hiring amazing women, and her work is centered around training and developing the next generation of women leaders. Naomi is also no slouch when it comes to teaching and training using great computer science tools like Makey Makey. She's the real deal friends.Naomi's 3: TED Talks, The Leader In Me, ReflectionTwitter: https://twitter.com/naomiharmWebsite: https://www.naomiharm.orgNotes:#ChatOnEducation is a slow chat on Fridays with questions at 9am, 12pm and 3pm join us to discuss the topics we talk about on this week's podcast. It's awesome, trust us!OnEducation is now on YouTube! Subscribe to the channel and listen to prior episodes as they are released!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu2fkhy9cnZZbggW8_K3FgQSupport OnEducation on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OnEducationPodAre we ready?: https://twitter.com/TCEA/status/1234969102063669249?s=20Fake 2020 Candidate: https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/28/tech/fake-twitter-candidate-2020/index.htmlAwesome Tweet of the Week: https://twitter.com/arcticisleteach/status/1234627021856133120?s=21The Bests: Top Tools and Tips for Remote LearningOur number one tip is not a tool, it's a call to properly train your teachers to be able to transition to effectively teach in an online format.Communication Hub: Schoology, Google Classroom, ParticipateSynchronous Video: Conferences, Hangouts, ZoomAsynchronous Video: FlipgridLesson Delivery: Nearpod, Google SlidesInstructional Video: EdPuzzle + YouTubeReview: Quizlet, GimkitToday's podcast is brought to you by:Classcraft: The presenting sponsor for OnEducation is Classcraft. We are excited to announce Classcraft’s new Story Mode which makes it easy for educators to harness the power of stories. Episodes 1 & 2 of Season 1 are ready for you and your students to play today and it’s completely free! To learn more about Classcraft and the new Story mode simply visit classcraft.com/oneducationPhidgets: OnEducation is sponsored by Phidgets. Phidgets are interactive USB sensors that bring your code to life. There is no soldering or wiring required. Simply plug in a Phidgets sensor, write code in your favorite language, and watch your ideas come alive. Phidgets are used by thousands of STEM professionals globally, and are now available for computer science students. Simply go to bit.ly/phidgetsoneducation to get your introductory kit that includes a free sensor worth over $50. Thats bit.ly/phidgetsoneducationBadge Summit: Do you have plans to attend the ISTE conference this summer? Come one day early and participate in the best hidden gem conference in the United States - Badge Summit 2020 will take place in Costa Mesa, California on June 22. There will be many amazing educators to collaborate with on topics such as digital badges, credentials, gamification and more. To learn more about the badge summit simply visit bit.ly/badgesummit

In our first episode, we discuss a short introduction to Leader In Me and how proactivity affects our daily lives with Kristan Riedinger, VCE Principal, and Sha Wortman, Social Emotional Learning Specialist.

Beau Beaullieu is a dynamic presence who is leaving an indelible and positive mark on New Iberia. On this episode of Discover Lafayette, Beau visits with Jan Swift about why he is motivated to enhance the lives of others, whether it's through his work as a financial retirement planner, as a community volunteer, or the good deeds accomplished through the Iberia Parish Foundation which he helped found in 2007. Since our original podcast, Beau Beaullieu was elected to serve as Louisiana State Representative for District 48. An opportunity to meet with Simon Sinek, the author of "Start With Why" who has delivered one of the most popular Ted Talks ever, inspired Beau to think about what really motivates him in life. The "why" for Beau is to make choices in life which will enhance the lives of others. The path he follows is one of servant leadership which has resulted in successful outcomes in his business and philanthropic endeavors, and is in line with his faith and belief that he was created to do God's work on earth by helping others. A partner in CoSource Financial Group, Beau specializes in creating comprehensive retirement plans for businesses and their employees.  He co-founded the company in June 2001, a couple of months before the devastation of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita hit the Gulf Coast. Beau jokingly states that he and his partner, Shawn Harrison' also weathered the dot com bubble bursting, the 2008 real estate crash, the BP Oil spill, and most recently, the oil and gas downturn which has challenged so many local businesses. They've not only survived these challenges, but they have also thrived and have offices in Lafayette, New Iberia, Thibodeaux, Beaumont, and plan to open a fifth office in New Orleans in late 2019. The advisors at Co-Source Financial Group focus on getting all employees ready for retirement by teaching the need to increase savings. According to Beau, their "secret sauce" is painting a picture for each individual as to what their life might look like when they are 65 years old and able to reap the benefits of sound financial planning by saving throughout their work career. A native of New Iberia, Beau graduated from LSU with a degree in finance and then earned an MBA at UL Lafayette.  He lives in New Iberia with his wife Kaci, and 4 children. On the civic and volunteer side, Beau was named one of the 'Top 20 under 40 Leaders In Acadiana' by the Daily Advertiser and The705 in 2013. He is a Member of Council 11793 for the Knights of Columbus, an Iberia Cultural Resources Association Board Member, served on the Iberia Parish Industrial Development Foundation, as a member and past President of the New Iberia Kiwanis Club, and was awarded the Civic Service Award by the Greater Iberia Chamber of Commerce in 2018.  He served as a leader on the team that established the Iberia Parish Foundation (which is an affiliate of the Community Foundation of Acadiana). An initial $100 investment has now mushroomed into a fund worth almost $4 million dollars. One of the important projects supported by the Foundation is the Leader In Me program, a program taught to young students which is modeled upon the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People principles written by Stephen R. Covey. Students are taught the importance of self-discipline and teamwork, social and emotional awareness, and many other life skills that will get them ready for success in today's world. Leader In Me has been incorporated in New Iberia at Daspit Elementary, Jeanerette Elementary, North Street Elementary, and St. Charles Elementary Schools and the school system hopes to expand into a fifth school next year. Beau is also a cook and alongside Andy Soileau and their New Iberia Kiwanis Club, the team has won first place eleven times at the World Championship Gumbo Cookoff.  Their top recipe under the Melange category is smoked turkey and andouille gumbo which was written up in Southern Living Magazine here.

We welcome Robert LoBasso, a 5th Grade School Teacher in San Antonio TX. He also is participates in the local Non-Profit, SA Heals. We're talking, testing, cyber-bullying, and guns in schools. To learn more and donate to SA Heals: https://www.saheals.com To learn more about The Leader In Me: https://www.theleaderinme.org The BLT Guacamole: https://bit.ly/2MA1272

TWM is a short weekly look into life at Washington Woods Elementary, a Leader In Me school. This week we talk with our STEM teacher, Mrs. Nerney.

TWM is a short weekly look into life at Washington Woods Elementary, a Leader In Me school. This week we talk with our STEM teacher, Mrs. Nerney.

Al Douglas and Glen Bressner Topic: The Leader in Me The Leader In Me utilizes the Steven Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People for school age children. This podcasts explores how the Leader In Me is teaching children leadership skills and helping to transform school culture.… More

A weekly look at father involvement in education through the Watch D.O.G.S. program of the National Center for Fathering. Our guest this week is Shelia Chesser. Shelia is a consultant with the Franklin-Covey organization focusing on training educators in implementing "The Leader in Me" program. This program focuses on teaching students to implement the practices of the book "The Seven Habits of Happy Kids" by Sean Covey. As a principal, Shelia implemented The Leader in Me Program at Pickett's Mill Elementary School in Acworth, GA. This month, it was announced that after 6 years of hard work and dedication, Pickett's Mill Elementary has achieved the high honor of being named a "Lighthouse Status" school. Shelia will tell us about the Leader in Me program and what it means to be a Lighthouse School. Dads of Great Students is a national program currently operating in 46 states, D.C., Puerto Rico, Mexico and even China. Nearly 4000 schools utilize the fathers and father figures within their own community to enhance the environment and safety of their schools. Watch D.O.G.S. National Coordinator Keith Schumacher is the host of the show. Senior National Program Developer Chris Danenhauer co-hosts and they are regularly joined by Watch D.O.G.S. Executive Director Eric Snow.