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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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10:12

Why Educators Should Work Hard, Play Harder

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2012/05/22

Educating children, preparing them for the future and raising student achievement is a serious responsibility. Our guests today say that we'll all do a much better job off meeting those goals if we approach them with a spirit of play. Learn more... Stuart Brown MD is the founder of the National Institute for Play, where he speaks, consults and educates organizations, corporations, universities, and public policy makers about the importance of play in our lives and the unexpected,

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12:43

Are You an Introverted Leader? What You Need to Lead

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2012/05/03

Being an introverted leader can be painful in a world that celebrates charismatic leadership. However, recent research suggests that introverts are actually better leaders than extroverts. Our guest agrees and shares insights, practices and strategies an introverted leader needs to manage situations and the people. Susan Cain is the author of the New York Times bestseller QUIET: The Power of Introverts in A World That Can't Stop Talking. A former Wall Street lawyer, she has taught

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12:43

The Five Advanced Leadership Skills Every Education...

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2012/04/17

Our guest studies skilled leaders in crisis and distills their wisdom about how to manage through difficult times. In this segment we look at leadership skills and traits that may be counterintuitive to many education leaders, but are critical to know and master in today's education climate. Nancy F. Koehn is a Harvard historian who inspires solutions to today’s issues by examining relevant lessons, individuals and moments from the past. She holds the James E. Robison chair of Business

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12:30

Public Feedback: A New Twist on Judging Your...

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2012/03/27

It's called 360 degree feedback, the process of staff judging bosses publicly online. It's being viewed as a threat by some and an opportunity to be harnessed by others. In this segment we look at the pros and cons of having your leadership performance judged publicly, by staff, online. Linda A. Hill is the Wallace Brett Donham Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School. She is the faculty chair of the Leadership Initiative and has chaired numerous HBS Executive

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12:17

Managing the Tough Ethical Conflicts Education...

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2012/03/07

Working through tough, thorny, ethical conflicts is one of the most difficult challenges education leaders face. In this segment we look at how savvy leaders manage ethical dilemmas when they arise. Peter Pizzolongo is the Senior Director, Professional Development Solutions, at the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Justin Snider is a contributing editor at The Hechinger Report. Stephanie Feeney is Professor Emerita of Education at the University of Hawaii

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12:03

A Leader's Guide to Staying Sharp and Keeping Your Mind

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2012/02/18

How can leaders maintain a keen mind and stay sharp with age? How can we mentally manage the tsunami of information, increasing complexity and widening mental challenges we face as education leaders? Our guests offer insights and sage advice. Barbara Strauch is deputy science editor of The New York Times in charge of health and medical science. She is the author of two books, “The Secret Life of the Grown-up Brain,’’ on the surprising talents of the middle-aged mind, and “The Primal Teen,’’ on

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11:14

Virtual Schools are Coming, Will Your Job Become...

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2012/02/01

Virtual schools are popping up and raising questions about what "school" will be like in the future? Where will learning primarily take place? What will be the role of teachers? What will be the role of principals and directors? What should education leaders be doing and thinking about now to prepare for the road ahead? Elizabeth A. City is Co-Director of the Doctor of Education Leadership (Ed.L.D.) Program and Lecturer on Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Liz has served

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10:17

Sabotaged by Staff: How to Nip Betrayals in the Bud

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2012/01/19

According to our guest, too many women in education think of the field as a supportive family. In fact, she asserts, women in education often work in treacherous work environments that require keen survival skills. The issue is real, the topic is taboo, and the need to know these skills is critical to your professional career. Tune in now. Phyllis Chesler is an Emerita Professor of Psychology and Women's Studies at City University of New York. She is also a best selling author, a legendary

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10:37

The Dangers of Decision Making Fatigue, How Education...

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2012/01/12

Principals and directors are on all day and often into the night, making decision after decision after decision. We know this is not a healthy practice, but who hasn't gotten into the rut of not taking breaks? Our guest says this practice can have profound consequences, compromising your ability to make sound decisions or even handle yourself in critical management situations. Learn more... Author Roy Baumiester is the Social Psychology Area Director and Francis Eppes Eminent Scholar

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13:49

Who Are Your Trusted Advisors? Who Should They Be?

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2012/01/05

When it's time to make those tough leadership decisions who do you turn to for trusted advice? Is it always the same handful of people? When should you look outside of your trusted advisors? How do you determine who should be at the table to get the right advice, at the right time, to make to make the right decision? Bob Frisch, managing partner of The Strategic Offsites Group, is the author of "Who Really Makes the Big Decisions in Your Company?" and his latest book "Who's In The Room? How

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12:51

Basic Legal Stuff Every Education Leader Needs to Know

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2011/11/16

There is a certain amount of legal knowledge every school leader needs to know, including laws around student expression, special needs, disciplinary policies and discrimination. Tune in as our experts outline what you need to be legally up to speed. Suzanne Eckes earned her Ed.M. from Harvard University and her J.D. and Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin Madison.. She is author and a co-editor on the Principal's Legal Handbook. Matthew Militello is an assistant professor in the Leadership,

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10:57

How an Education Leader Can "Click" With Anyone

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2011/10/26

Education leaders have to connect with diverse people including co-workers, parents, staff and senior management. Getting along with many people at the level required to be highly effective, is a constant challenge for most leaders in the field. Our guest today offers strategies for greater success. Dr. Rick Kirschner is a best selling author and coauthor of ‘How To Click With People.' He is a faculty member of the Institute for Management Studies, and an adjunct professor at Southwest

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13:50

Leading With Integrity in a Dysfunctional Education...

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2011/10/26

There is a both pressure and incentive to game an educational system that is dysfunctional and harming students, teachers, and administrators. In this segment we examine the practical dilemma educational leaders face. Andres Alonso is the chief executive officer (CEO) of the Baltimore City Public School System in Baltimore, Maryland. Dr. Stephanie Feeney is Professor Emerita of Education at the University of Hawaii. Dr. Feeney was co-author of the NAEYC Code of Ethical Conduct and two books on

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13:26

The Surprising Role of Power in Education Leadership

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2011/09/28

Fair, collaborative, participatory, consensus-builder. These are the qualities of the best education leaders, right? Well, new research suggests otherwise. Tune in to learn why, how and when the ability to wield unabashed power is vital to education leaders. Batia Mishan Wiesenfeld, Professor of Management at the Leonard N. Stern Schools of Business, New York University, is the Robert and Dale Atkins Rosen Faculty Fellow and the Daniel P. Paduano Faculty Fellow. Eric Sheninger is the principal

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9:47

No Smokers: Setting up Policies Barring Smokers in...

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2011/09/13

Allowing smokers to work with children is a tough ethical debate. In this segment we dig into the question of establishing policies that bar smokers from working with children. Are these policies needed, appropriate, fair? How should education leaders approach this issue?

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9:47

Silly Teacher Policies:How to Change Them

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2011/08/16

Who writes those silly teacher policies? More importantly who reads them anyway? In this segment we look at how we can revise teacher policies to make them, more, simple, meaningful, relevant and supported.

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11:19

The 5 Traits of Successful Education Leaders

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2011/08/02

Do you have the right stuff? Are you a good, great or unremarkable leader? In this segment our guests share data and insights collected on the fundamental qualities of outstanding education leaders.

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12:57

Good Boss, Bad Boss: Which One Are You?

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2011/07/19

According to our guest's research, there are at least three reasons why if you are are a bad boss you aren't likely to know it. Tune in and find out how to determine if you are a good boss, a bad boss or in need of some fine tuning.

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12:50

Rethinking Leadership Expectations: Moving From Hero...

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2011/06/30

Our world and the responsibilities of leaders have have become too complex for the old model of leadership. According to our guests, the notion of viewing the leader as hero and primary source of great ideas is no longer viable. We must embrace a new paradigm, where in the leader is "host" of a structure that extracts great ideas from many people and sources.

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12:53

Why Education Leaders Can't Succeed Without Thinking...

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2011/06/15

Think Globally? You have to be kidding right? Education leaders are overwhelmed by unprecedented economic realities , academic challenges and an array of domestic regulatory and social issues. Who has time or energy to think about global education issues? Moreover, why is it important? Our guests today explain why thinking about education in the global context matters and shares insights on smart ways to begin to introduce a global perspective.

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