The Reluctant Leader: First Things First

Julie SallerBlog, Innovate Better, Lead Better, Reflect Better

TL;DR: Being a leader, even a reluctant one, provides you with opportunities to make a difference. You can achieve great things when you have a true partnership with your administration. If you are passionate about something and know it is best for the students, go for it. The Reluctant Leader: First Things First When I first joined Plano High School, … Read More

Color Outside the Lines Blog Series Overview

Kari PitstickBlog, Connect Better, Lead Better

Color Outside the Lines Blog Series Overview Everyone has their own teacher leadership style. Discover and own your unique teaching and leadership style early in your career to help you thrive in this challenging profession. Make your mark on your students, throughout your building, and in your community! Posts in the Series Making Your Mark: Becoming a Teacher Leader by … Read More

Five Characteristics of Teacher Leaders

Steven WeberBlog, Lead Better

TL;DR: You can find teacher leaders in every school. A teacher leader is allocentric, focused on others. Reflection is a key practice of teacher leaders. Leaders encourage others and create new leaders. Teacher Leaders Teacher leaders exist in every school around the world.  Curriculum design teams, school improvement teams, department chairs, committee members, and thought leaders are the engines that … Read More

S2 E5 Teacher Productivity Tips with Grace Marie Griffith

Brittany RinconBlog, Teacher Leader Podcast

Come join me and  Grace Marie Griffith in this week’s episode! She is a productivity coach for teachers, a toddler momma, and a coffee enthusiast. In this episode we talk about: Why productivity needs to be personal Setting boundaries as a form of self care Connect with Grace on Instagram or listen to her podcast, Teacher Take the Lead. Links Mentioned in this Episode:  Save … Read More