# Viviane Robinson
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Viviane Marcelle Joan Robinson is an emeritus distinguished professor at the University of Auckland, specialising in organisational and educational psychology.
== Academic career ==
After a PhD titled The behavior of caregivers: the example of clinical teams at Harvard University, completed in 1976, Robinson moved to the University of Auckland. She was appointed a Distinguished Professor in 2012.Robinson has published extensively on school improvement and leadership.
BONUS! Unlocking Leadership: Insights on Learning and Leading with Intention with Peter DeWitt & Michael Nelson
The bonus podcast of the Leaders Coaching Leaders Podcast features a compilation of insightful excerpts from previous interviews with educational leaders John Hattie, Viviane Robinson, and Marc Brackett. John Hattie emphasizes the importance of educators developing a theory of learning that aligns …
322. Leading With Intention: Featuring Michael D. Nelson & Peter DeWitt
What does it truly mean to lead with intention in today’s fast-paced educational landscape? In this powerful episode of Aspire to Lead, I’m joined by Michael D. Nelson and Peter DeWitt, authors of Leading With Intention: How School Leaders Can Unlock Deeper Collaboration and Drive Results. Together…
80. WILF: Reduce Change to Increase Improvement by Viviane Robinson
In this episode, I’m explaining What I Learnt From: Reduce Change to Increase Improvement by Viviane Robinson. This is the third episode that sees me go through my annotations and notes for a book that explores an area of English teaching or leadership.
This time, it’s a text that I was actually as…
81. Dr James Mannion - Director of Rethinking Education, Author and Podcast Host - Brighton
In this episode I’m talking to Dr James Mannion. James is co-author of Fear is the Mind Killer a book designed to guide, implement and evaluate a Learning Skills curriculum in schools. More recently he has written Making Change Stick, a book that brilliantly synthesises research on school improveme…
Ep. 30: Adaptive Persistence
In this episode, Simon unpacks the vital leadership disposition of adaptive persistence - the ability to stay committed to long-term goals while flexibly adjusting to challenges. Drawing on insights from Professor Viviane Robinson and real-world improvement work, he explores how calm, steady leader…
Interview with experts: How can schools strike the right chord?
Exploring harmony in our educational settings with Richard Dunne & Hilary Wyatt.
In this episode, we look at the idea of harmony in education, discussing art, music, geometry and nature and how these aspects of a curriculum can bring harmony both to children and adults, parents, teachers, the staff…
E116. Unravelling Collaboration with Kathleen Johnston
In this episode of Changing Conversations, I am joined by Kathleen Johnston - Education Manager, doctoral student and former Quality Improvement Manager for the Northern Alliance. Together, we explore what it really means to collaborate in education and what gets in the way.
From the promise and c…
Ep: 245: Professor Viviane Robinson: The power of student-centred leadership.
I’m joined today by Professor Viviane Robinson, one of the most influential thinkers in educational leadership. This is the second time that I have the privilege of speaking with her.
Viviane is the author of Student-Centred Leadership, a book that has quietly but powerfully reshaped how school le…
Wild Fragment #1 - A problem isn’t something to be solved
What if the real work doesn’t begin with fixing?
In this first Wild Fragment, I return to a conversation with Professor Viviane Robinson and the idea that a problem isn’t something to be solved; it’s something to be understood.
This short reflection explores the pressure to act quickly in leadershi…
Ep: 282: Professor Viviane Robinson: Virtuous Educational Leadership: Doing the Right Work the Right Way.
What does it mean to do the right work, in the right way?
It’s a question that has stayed with me throughout my own leadership journey.
In this episode of The Art of Teaching, I have the privilege of speaking with Professor Viviane Robinson about the ideas behind her book Virtuous Educational Lea…
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