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Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership

Shane Leaning | School Leadership & Organisational Development Coach

Strategic school leadership insights for education leaders who want to drive meaningful change and build thriving school communities.What if the most powerful leadership strategies were hiding in plain sight? Education Leaders uncovers the evidence-based approaches that separate truly effective school leaders from the rest. Through compelling interviews and strategic deep-dives, organisational coach Shane Leaning reveals the real challenges facing today"s education leaders, and the practical

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10:26

7 Principles to Strengthen your Leadership

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/08/12

In this episode, I explore principles that can guide every international school leader. As educators, we are public servants, and it's crucial to reflect on the values that drive our work. Are we truly acting in the best interest of our students?I break down the Seven Principles of Public Life, also known as the Nolan Principles, and challenge you to consider how they apply within your school setting.This episode is supported by the International Curriculum Association. Click here to Register For

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30:45

Soft Leaders are Strong Leaders | A conversation with...

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/08/06

Ann McPhee discusses leadership in an international context and the importance of cultural understanding and effective induction processes. She highlights the pitfalls of autocratic leadership and the myth of strong leadership, emphasising the importance of empathy, listening, and reflection. McPhee also emphasizes the power of soft leadership and the impact of small interactions and relationships in leadership. Overall, the conversation reveals the core of leadership as working with people and

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7:53

Guided Meditation for International School Leaders

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/07/30

Here’s a refreshing 5-minute meditation, custom-made for international education leaders by Adele Burdon-Bailey, a psychotherapist from Priory, one of the UK's leading independent providers of mental health care and adult social care.It's short, it's calming, and it can be practiced whenever you need a moment of peace and reflection.Due to previous popularity, this episode is a repeat from last Summer.This episode is supported by the International Curriculum Association. Learn more here.Thank you

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31:54

How to design the perfect school trip | A...

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/07/23

I talk with Alex Seigel on how educational trips are a valuable part of a school's curriculum, providing students with transformative experiences and fostering intercultural understanding.And a great trip includes a balance of key sites and unique experiences, tailored to the interests and educational goals of the students. Adventure leaders and local experts play a crucial role in organising and guiding the trips, providing insights into the destinations and facilitating connections with local

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8:52

The UK Election and the local/systemic change debate

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/07/16

In this episode, I muse on the recent UK general election and its implications for education. With the Labour Party's victory and Keir Starmer becoming Prime Minister, there’s a palpable sense of hope and excitement among many educators. I discuss my observations from the Festival of Education and reflect on how schools might navigate these changes.Drawing from my career in system-level leadership, I explore the importance of local leadership versus systemic change. Schools with a strong internal

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49:59

LIVE: Suicide Education: An Urgent Issue

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/07/12

The conversation focuses on suicide education and the proposed changes in the UK curriculum to include suicide prevention training for students. The guests, Debi Roberts and Professor Zaffer Iqbal, discuss the need for early intervention and prevention strategies rather than focusing solely on identifying signs of suicidal thoughts. They emphasize the importance of equipping teachers with the necessary skills and resources to support students' mental health. There is concern about the burden this

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35:36

Beyond Consultants and Quick Fixes

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/07/08

In this special episode, host Shane Leaning shares a recording from a session he co-presented with Efraim Lerner at the Festival of Education in the UK. They discuss their new model for driving organisational change in schools from within rather than relying on outside consultants and experts.Shane and Efraim believe that many schools have become overly dependent on external guidance, leading to a loss of confidence and agency among educators. Their model aims to empower schools to regain control

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38:41

10 Million Views Later | A Conversation with Tom...

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/07/01

Tom Sherrington discusses his journey in education, from realising his audience through blogging to the challenges of personal branding and public discourse. He shares insights on crafting a personal brand, engaging with an audience, and navigating the online space.Our conversation explores the dynamics of public speaking, blogging, and the impact of social media on personal and professional identity. We also cover topics related to humility, vulnerability, and authenticity in professional

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29:37

Building Leadership Masterminds | A Conversation with...

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/06/24

This conversation explores the concept of being a ruckus maker in education and the role of a Mastermind community in supporting school leaders. Chief Ruckus-Maker, Danny Bauer and I explore challenges faced by leaders, the structure and benefits of a mastermind, and the impact it has on participants. The conversation also emphasises the importance of continuous growth, collaboration, and creating sustainable leadership in education.TakeawaysBeing a ruckus maker in education means challenging the

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11:25

Infographics: A Beautiful Distraction?

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/06/17

I take a critical look at the growing popularity of infographics and one-pagers in education. While I acknowledge their aesthetic appeal and potential as conversation starters, as exemplified by the brilliant work ofJamie Clarkand theWalkThrus guides, I argue that an overreliance on these simplified visual guides may be holding educators back from deeper understanding and effective implementation.I believe we need to think critically about how we use these tools to ensure they don't become a

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34:41

Teacher Retention Strategies

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/06/10

If you're an international school leader grappling with teacher retention or looking to empower your staff, this episode is a must-listen. I dive deep into the complexities of transitioning experienced educators into new roles and schools, alongside Sarah Kupke—a leader in professional learning and development at ECIS. We dive into strategies for mentoring, professional growth, and nurturing a positive school culture that values every teacher’s strengths at any career stage.LinksECISSarah Kupke on

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10:11

Should School Leaders Teach?

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/06/03

Are you struggling to decide whether school leaders should also spend time teaching? This episode is for you! I dive deep into the age-old argument of whether school leaders should step into the classroom. I explore both sides of the argument, sharing reasons why leaders might benefit from teaching and equally compelling reasons why they might not. With anecdotes,insights, and a bit of advice advice, this episode is set to offer international school leaders a nuanced perspective on this

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30:16

The Power of a Team | A Conversation with Andrea...

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/05/28

Today, I had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Andrea Honigsfeld, a passionate educator and TESOL professor who has dedicated her career to promoting collaboration and supporting multilingual learners. We explored the importance of teamwork and shared mindsets in creating positive learning environments.Andrea Honigsfeld shares her insights on the power of collaboration in education, emphasising the value of teamwork and diverse perspectives in supporting multilingual learners and promoting cultural

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10:09

How to Manage Staff Room Negativity

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/05/20

Have you ever been caught in the crossfire of a staff room venting session? As leaders, it's a delicate tightrope to walk—balancing empathy with professionalism. This week, I break down the "C.A.L.M.I.T." model, a straightforward, six-step approach designed to help you navigate these challenging moments without losing your cool.Thank you for tuning in, and as always, if you found this episode useful, please share your experience. You can find me online on X (@leaningshane), and LinkedIn. My website

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39:54

LIVE: Why do parents choose international schools?

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/05/15

Join Shane Leaning and special guest Selina Boyd, International Editor for the Good Schools Guide, in this engaging bonus episode of Global Ed Leaders.Recorded live from a recent LinkedIn space, Shane and Selina explore with the community the complex reasons parents choose international schools. The conversation covers perceptions from parents and educators on international schools, the importance of community, leadership visibility, and the intangible factors that make a school feel

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36:51

Linguistic oppression in international schools | A...

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/05/13

Dr. José Medina discusses linguistic oppression in education and the need for linguistic liberation. He explains that linguistic oppression occurs when students are not allowed to fully leverage their entire linguistic repertoire, and are instead forced to focus solely on the language of power, which is often English. José emphasises the importance of metalinguistic awareness, which is the ability to make connections between languages in one's repertoire. He also introduces the concept of

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11:16

How to see through a sales pitch

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/05/06

I explore what to do when you are approached with sales pitches as an international school leader. With a budget at your disposal, the challenge is often distinguishing genuine opportunities from sales noise. In this episode, I offer practical advice on how to critically assess these pitches, ensuring that any decision made is in the best interest of your school. I discuss five critical questions that every school leader should ask when approached by vendors. These questions are designed to evaluate

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37:23

Why the best teachers rehearse | A conversation with...

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/04/29

This episode is supported by the University of Warwick's Centre for Teacher Education. Click here to learn more.Josh Goodrich and Shane Leaning explore the importance of rehearsal and implementation planning in teacher development. Rehearsal involves modelling a desired teaching technique, deconstructing the model, and planning how to implement the technique in a future lesson. Implementation planning involves stating a specific time, place, and cue to remember to make the change. We chat about the

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33:23

Should we still be talking about COVID? A...

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/04/23

This episode is supported by the University of Warwick's Centre for Teacher Education. Click here to learn more.SummaryEducational psychologist, Dr. Angie Wigford, shares the findings of her survey conducted among students and educators across the Asia on the effects of COVID on international school students and staff. This is a repeat of Episode 6. Key PointsImpact of COVID-19 on Student Wellbeing: The conversation starts with Angie's research findings revealing heightened anxiety levels across all

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33:13

Local Identities, International Classrooms| A...

Education Leaders | Strategic School Leadership ·

2024/04/15

This episode is supported by the University of Warwick's Centre for Teacher Education. Click here to learn more.SummarySimon Probert and I explore the evolution of British international schools in Asia, with a focus on the growth of British international education in Asia. The appeal of British international schools and the interaction between these schools and local education systems are discussed, as well as the importance of local identity are explored. The conversation also delves into the

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