20 interesting education bloggers you aren’t aware of
Want a fresh take on education and teaching? I share 20 education bloggers that I have recently come across.
Category Archive leadership
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How to communicate when things go wrong- lessons from my train driver
You can influence how people react when something goes wrong by the way you communicate with them. Here are some lessons I learnt from my train driver during a recent delayed train journey.
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How to be useful and build great professional relationships
I’ve been told that the key to success is to be useful to people. Read on to find four ways that you can implement this week to be useful, successful and build great professional relationships
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How to listen better as a leader
Leadership can be viewed as how to communicate your own ideas and vision so that others will act. Listening is a key part of communication that can be forgotten. Read on to find out how to listen better.
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Leadership lessons from a 7 year old Harry Potter fan
Undertaking a daring or new initiative can be daunting. These 4 leadership tips that I learnt from my Harry Potter obsessed son can help.
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How gratitude can make you a better leader
Gratitude is proven to have a positive effect on mental health and wellbeing. It will also make you a better leader
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How to hold useful meetings that people thank you for at the end
Have you ever been in a meeting that you felt was boring and utterly pointless? Read on to find out how to hold meetings that are useful and that your attendees actually enjoy.
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Introverted leaders: brief notes from my Telegraph Festival of Education 2016 Talk
Last Friday I delivered a talk at the Telegraph Festival of Education about the benefits that introverts can bring to school leadership. Here are some brief notes. I don’t tend to do powerpoint for these kinds of talks and they are designed to be experienced rather than read but here are some notes and resources […]
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Why representation matters
Seeing Black people in positions of authority is important for all ppl, Black and non.