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H2H: A Quick Guide to Leading Educators and Making a Difference

BAM Radio Network

Heart to heat conversations on leadership with Holly Elissa Bruno seeks out guests with exceptional insight, extraordinary wisdom and practical solutions to the challenges of being a leader in the field of k-12 education.

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12:54

How Compelling Is Your Leadership Presence?

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2013/04/23

Personal presence is a quality that leaders of all stripes desire. It's often associated with credibility and charisma, but what is presence really? Do education leaders really need it and how can anyone develop it? Hear the answers just ahead in this week's segment. Muriel Maignan Wilkins is managing partner aof Isis Associates and the co-author of OWN THE ROOM. Belle Linda Halpern, Ariel Group Founding Partner, is Co-author of "Leadership Presence: Dramatic Techniques to Reach Out,

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13:09

Oh No, Not Another Meeting!

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2013/04/09

In this segment we face the fact that most of your staff hates meetings, especially "ho-hum" meetings. Today our guests offer suggestions on how to kick boring meetings to the curb and host meetings that your staff will actually appreciate and enjoy. Carson Tate, MS O.D. is Founder and Principal of Working Simply. Carson also serves as a consultant, coach and trainer to executives at Fortune 500 companies. Elizabeth Grace Saunders is the author of "The 3 Secrets to Effective Time Investment:

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13:46

Twitter? Frankly I don't Give a Tweet

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2013/03/26

Twitter has become a popular tool among many education leaders who say it's invaluable on many levels. Yet many education leaders are not connected to this vibrant community. In this segment our guests make the case for why you should give a twit about Twitter. Steven Weber is the principal at Hillsborough Elementary School located in Hillsborough, NC. George Couros, Principal at Forest Green School and creator and author of the "Connected Principals" collaborative. Jo-Ann Spence has been the

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13:34

Gender Fluid Students: How Do They Fare at Your School?

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2013/03/12

Where does the gender fluid child fit at your school? Do they feel safe? Are they protected? Better still, are they accepted and validated? How do you deal with those who still believe that boys should be boys and girls should be girls? Our guests today offer some guidance. Ritch C. Savin-Williams is author of The New Gay Teenager. Robin Fox is chair of the Department of Curriculum and Instruction at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Her areas of research are families that are LGBT

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12:40

Working With Under Performing Employees and...

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2013/02/26

Progressive discipline can be good for staff, bad for children and either an asset or a liability for education leaders. Our guests walk us through what we need to know about progressive discipline and when and how to abandon it. Chris Hawthorne is an attorney at Ronald V. McGuckin and Associates, the nation's foremost resource for legal, business, and administrative support for the early care and education industries, (Bristol, Pennsylvania). David Bloomfield is Professor of Education

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11:43

Exit Strategy: Three Mistakes You Cannot Afford to...

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2013/02/12

When education leaders have to terminate an employee there are often multiple layers of issues that must be considered. In this segment our guests provide practical tips for avoiding the big mistakes when showing an employee the door. Chris Hawthorne is an attorney at Ronald V. McGuckin and Associates, the nation's foremost resource for legal, business, and administrative support for the early care and education industries. David Bloomfield is Professor of Education Leadership, Law, and

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11:14

Playing Politics: How to Do What You Have to Do...

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2013/01/28

Lying, conniving, manipulative behind the scenes, informal, maneuvers for power are found in education communities as well. It would be naive for any education leader to believe that these dynamics are not in play in their organization. Today our guests talk candidly about playing politics without being eaten alive or losing your soul. While teaching journalism at DePaul University, Marilyn Moats Kennedy founded Career strategies. Author of 6 books and writer of several articles. Michael

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12:41

Education Leaders Overwhelmed by Technology: Finding...

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2013/01/15

Education leaders are increasingly finding that technology is a double edged sword. On one hand, it offers the promise of unlimited ways to transform our lives and our mission to educate children. On the other hand, technology can be overwhelming, frustrating and even addictive. In this segment we ask three experts on the subject of technology in education to help us find the balance. Dr. Larry Rosen is a research psychologist, recognized as an international expert in the Psychology of

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10:46

Dealing with the Holiday Expectations on Education...

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2012/12/04

Too much to do, too little time. It's an old problem that just keeps getting bigger as more demands are placed on education leaders. But our guests say they have found extra time in some unexpected places and share their discoveries with us in this segment. Zoë Chance is a postdoctoral researcher at Yale School of Management specializing in decision making and social welfare. Lisa Dabbs spent 19 years as an education administrator. Jessica Johnson has been an elementary school teacher in

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12:24

Too Little Time? Find More Time in Unexpected Places

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2012/11/26

Too much to do, too little time. It's an old problem that just keeps getting bigger as more demands are placed on education leaders. But our guests say they have found extra time in some unexpected places and share their discoveries with us in this segment. Zoë Chance is a postdoctoral researcher at Yale School of Management specializing in decision making and social welfare. Lisa Dabbs spent 19 years as an education administrator. Jessica Johnson has been an elementary school teacher in

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10:57

Changing Hearts and minds: Helping People to Embrace...

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2012/11/01

Education leaders are routinely called upon to help change the minds and feelings of students, parents, administrators, staff and peers. Changing hearts and minds is difficult. Data and logic are note enough. Our guest says that knowing how to change the story playing in the minds of others is the key to getting others to change their mental or emotional positions. Timothy D. Wilson is Sherrell J. Aston Professor of Psychology at the University of Virginia. He has published over 100 articles

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10:33

I don't Like You, But I Guess I Can Work With You

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2012/10/23

The education world is not exempt. Education leaders have rivals and enemies. In this segment our guest presents new science which explains why it's so difficult to turn workplace enemies into allies. He then builds on this new knowledge to offer a viable strategy for getting more of your rivals to becoming willing collaborators. Brian Uzzi, Richard L. Thomas Professor of Leadership and Organizational. Business School, MBA, Executive Education, Executive Program, Kellogg School of Management;

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10:33

Driving for Ed Leadership Excellence Without Driving...

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2012/09/28

In this segment we look at what causes so many education leaders to be so kind, compassionate, nurturing and supportive of others, yet so hard on themselves. Our guests say that being kind to yourself is a critical leadership skill. Without this ability its difficult to succeed. Learn how to start being kinder to yourself right now. Britta Larsen graduated from Wellesley College in 2004 with a BA in psychology. She received her MA and Ph.D. in experimental psychology from the

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11:35

Disrupt Yourself: When, How to Shake Up Your...

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2012/09/25

When should an education leader disrupt and shake up their organization? According to our guests the answer is now and the question is how. Tune in to learn about the value of disruptive leadership and how to skillfully use disruption to take your organization to a new level of performance. Britta Larsen graduated from Wellesley College in 2004 with a BA in psychology. She received her MA and Ph.D. in experimental psychology from the University of California, San Diego, where she

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12:23

Get Over It!:Managing Grudges in Education Settings

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2012/09/01

Most will agree that forgiving and forgetting is a lot easier said than done. In this segment we look at what happens when petty hurts and offenses create grudges in early childhood settings. Moreover, we look at how education leaders can help create work place where people can more easily and rapidly get over the small stuff. Britta Larsen graduated from Wellesley College in 2004 with a BA in psychology. She received her MA and Ph.D. in experimental psychology from the University

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10:24

Is a Zero Tolerance Gossip Policy Viable or Wise?

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2012/08/09

Most experienced education leaders know and acknowledge that gossip can be very destructive to an organization. One solution is a zero tolerance gossip policy, but do these policies work and more importantly, are they really good for your organization. Tune in and find out. Matthew Feinberg earned his PhD from UC Berkeley in 2012 and is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at Stanford University’s Center for Compassion and Altruism Research and Education. Beth Weissenberger is a

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10:11

Filling the Shoes of the Founder

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2012/07/18

Leadership transitions are inherently complicated and rich with the potential for problems. However, taking over the reigns from a founder of an organization poses a unique set of issues for the new leader. In this segment our guests offer insights on how to step out of the shadow of the founder and lead. Tom McLaughlin formed McLaughlin & Associates after nearly two decades as a nonprofit consulting specialist with two national accounting and consulting firms. Susan Offutt is the

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10:12

Free Spirited Versus Highly Structured Leadership....

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2012/06/28

Free spirited, unstructured leaders who often fly by the seat of their pants are often viewed as less competent, less responsible and less reliable. But is it really true that highly structured, highly organized leaders are more effective? Tune in as we discuss. Professor Eric Abrahamson is the Hughie E. Mills Professor of Business Management at Columbia Business School. Hile Rutledge, MSOD President and Principal Consultant, a certified master trainer with both the Myers-Briggs

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10:49

Should New Leaders be Collaborative or Bossy? The...

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2012/06/19

How an education leader approaches a new leadership position can profoundly impact how effective she will be with that group. There's the risk of being perceived as too bossy or too weak to lead effectively. In this segment we look at how new leaders can strike the right balance from day one. Stephen J. Sauer is an assistant professor in the Organizational Studies department at Clarkson University’s School of Business. His research focuses on issues of leadership, status and

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13:07

Motivating People Who Are Stressed Out, Bummed Out...

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2012/05/31

The seemingly endless stream of new education reforms, policies, campaigns and gimmicks has left many educators exasperated and difficult to motivate or manage. Here are some tips for working with those who are fed up and tuned out. Michelle Gielan is Co-Founder of the Institute for Applied Positive Research, where she researches the connection between a positive brain and success in business, health and relationships. She is also a Partner at Good Think Inc, a positive psychology

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