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Encourage, evolve, empower. Mentor, move, motivate. Create, innovate, elevate. Always be listening. Always be learning.
These are the qualities of someone who leads forward. They’re not just my words or those of the educators who write leadership books. The words belong to teachers, principals, parents, superintendents, and other education shareholders. Perhaps they are your words, too.
Listen to the rest of this Foreword from the new Lead Forward Series, by Hack Learning Pod host Mark Barnes.
Read the the rest at http://hacklearning.org/LFmission
Browse our shelves at http://times10library.com
These are the qualities of someone who leads forward. They’re not just my words or those of the educators who write leadership books. The words belong to teachers, principals, parents, superintendents, and other education shareholders. Perhaps they are your words, too.
Listen to the rest of this Foreword from the new Lead Forward Series, by Hack Learning Pod host Mark Barnes.
Read the the rest at http://hacklearning.org/LFmission
Browse our shelves at http://times10library.com
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