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Dean Shareski interviews leaders from coast to coast to coast discussing innovation, change and the role leaders play in providing Canadian students with a world class education
The CanadianED Leadership Show
The CanadianED Leadership Show
How Do You Respond When Bad Stuff Happens?
3 JUN. 2024 · In Episode 55, the discussion highlights the experiences and initiatives of Sean Beaton, Assistant Superintendent at Grasslands Public Schools in Alberta. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by a diverse student population, especially in a rural area like Brooks, Alberta. Topics include addressing racism, mental health, and literacy development post-COVID, leading to the creation of a documentary 'Bridging the Gap.' The episode also explores the impactful relationships and efforts within the school community, showcasing the importance of storytelling, empathy, and leadership in education.
00:00 Introduction to the Challenges Faced by Students
01:35 Episode Introduction and Guest Overview
03:32 Connecting with the Community
05:09 The Unique Diversity of Brooks, Alberta
07:31 Challenges and Opportunities in Education
09:44 Investing in Mental Health and Cultural Support
12:14 Research and Documentary on Immigrant Experience
15:41 Addressing Racism and Community Reactions
23:00 Leadership Challenges and Personal Reflections
28:25 Advice for Aspiring Leaders
34:09 Gratitude and Acknowledgements
37:34 Final Thoughts and Recommendations
What is the Value of International Students for a School District?
27 MAY. 2024 · Patricia Gartland on Global Education, AI in Schools, and Leadership Challenges
Join Dean as he speaks with Patricia Gartland, a veteran educator and founder of an international education program. Patricia discusses the importance of preparing students for a globalized world, leveraging generative AI in education, and the role of international students in Canadian schools. She shares her insights on leadership, including the challenges of team building and the importance of work-life balance. Patricia also reflects on the transformative potential of AI and the future of education. Don't miss this insightful conversation!
00:00 The Genesis of an International Education Program
00:54 Exploring Leadership and Curiosity in Education
07:40 The Power of International Students in Canadian Education
13:54 Visionary Leadership and the Future of Education
19:56 Challenges and Reflections in Educational Leadership
31:38 Personal Insights and Closing Thoughts
How Do You Build Community and Culture in Canada's Largest School District?
21 MAY. 2024 · Insights from a Leader: Peter Singh's Journey with Toronto District School Board
In this engaging conversation, Peter Singh, the Executive Information Technology Officer at Toronto District School Board, shares his leadership journey and philosophy. With a focus on creating a culture of followership, Peter emphasizes the importance of leadership beyond titles, reflecting on his personal experiences as a person of color in leadership roles, his career trajectory starting from data entry to playing a pivotal role in TDSB's technological transformation, and the significance of emotional intelligence and solid work ethics. He discusses the challenges and opportunities within the educational sector, including budget constraints, cyber threats, and the necessity of integrating AI and technology ethically and effectively into education. Additionally, Peter offers advice for aspiring leaders, highlights the value of diversity in leadership, and shares his passion for cricket and a hidden gem in Toronto for food enthusiasts.
00:00 Defining Leadership and Overcoming Stereotypes
02:02 The Journey of Peter Singh: From Data Entry to CIO
07:10 Building a High-Performing IT Team in Education
12:48 Addressing Future Challenges: Budgets, Cybersecurity, and AI
19:26 Engaging the Community: Layers of Communication
24:27 Pride and Aspirations: Transforming IT in Education
27:14 Addressing the Digital Divide and Cybersecurity
28:20 The Importance of Online Safety Education
29:59 Leadership Challenges and Opportunities
35:12 Advice for Aspiring Leaders
41:31 Personal Growth Through Reading
44:58 Leisure and Personal Interests
46:55 A Hidden Gem in Toronto
What Does an Inquiry Based School System Look Like?
13 MAY. 2024 · Educational Leadership in the Far North: A Conversation with Superintendent Devin Roberts
This episode features an in-depth conversation with Devin Roberts, Superintendent of the Beaufort Delta Divisional Education Council in the Northwest Territories, Canada. The discussion covers the integration of land and indigenous learning into the curriculum, the importance of inquiry-based learning, and Devin's personal journey from Nova Scotia to becoming an educator in the Arctic. Also highlighted are the unique challenges and opportunities of teaching in the North, such as climate change and fostering a deep connection with the land and culture. Devin shares insights into the significance of community and elder involvement in education, the transformative power of inquiry-based learning, and the importance of leadership in embracing change and fostering collaboration.
00:00 Exploring Indigenous Education in the North
01:00 A Personal Journey into Northern Education
02:43 The Path to Becoming a Superintendent in Inuvik
08:25 Life and Education in the Beaufort Delta Region
09:13 The Power of Community and Overcoming Misconceptions
10:53 Fostering a Connection to the Land Through Education
16:14 Addressing Climate Change Through Local Perspectives
18:42 Embracing Inquiry-Based Learning Across the District
27:18 The Challenges and Rewards of Leadership in Education
29:39 Embracing Inquiry in Education: Strategies and Impact
30:02 Engaging Resistors and Empowering Teachers
30:35 The Power of Inquiry-Based Learning and Community Engagement
33:01 Fostering a Culture of Curiosity and Openness in Leadership
34:40 Advice for Aspiring Educational Leaders
35:55 Promoting Psychological Safety and Encouraging Questions
38:46 The Joy of Education: Fostering Positivity and Collaboration
42:47 Personal Insights: Gratitude, Reading Habits, and Escapism
Can Leadership Principles Transcend Cultural and Sector Boundaries?
6 MAY. 2024 · Transforming Education: Steve Brown's Leadership Journey
This conversation delves into Steve Brown's transformative leadership across different industries and his significant impact on education through his work at Nelson Education. Beginning his career managing a golf club, Steve's journey took him through various sectors, including the automotive and media industries, before finding a passion for education. He shares insights on leadership principles applicable across professions and discusses the digital shift in education with Nelson's development of Edwin, a comprehensive educational platform. The conversation covers Steve's approach to leadership, the importance of adapting and embracing change, and how his strategies have fostered educational growth and innovation. Steve's reflections on leadership challenges and his advice for aspiring leaders underscore the importance of vision, perseverance, and the ability to navigate discomfort and uncertainty. The conversation also addresses the role of external perspectives in education, highlighting Steve's outsider view as a catalyst for change and improvement in the sector.
00:00 The Ripple Effect of Educational Success
01:04 Introducing Steve Brown: From Diverse Industries to Education Leadership
02:11 Steve Brown's Unique Career Journey and Insights into Leadership
06:39 Transforming Nelson Education: Embracing Digital Innovation
08:33 Leadership Across Industries: Skills That Transcend Boundaries
11:00 The Challenge of Change in Education: A CEO's Perspective
15:26 Building Bridges in Education: The Outsider's Advantage
18:12 The Continuous Evolution of Learning with Edwin
20:47 Embracing Outsider Perspectives for Educational Innovation
22:56 Listening, Learning, and Leading: Steve's Approach to Education
27:49 Revolutionizing Education with Edwin
28:45 The Impact of Edwin on Student Success
29:34 Falling in Love with Education
32:03 Leadership and Overcoming Challenges
39:00 Advice for Aspiring Leaders
42:10 Gratitude and Acknowledgments
44:21 Personal Insights and Recommendations
48:50 Discovering Toronto's Hidden Gems
What Does it Take to Be a Great School Board Trustee?
29 ABR. 2024 · Insights Into School Boards and Education Leadership: A Conversation with Carolyn Broady
This podcast episode features an enlightening conversation with Carolyn Brody, vice president of the Canadian School Board Association and the current chair of West Vancouver Schools. The discussion opens with the importance of curiosity, open-mindedness, and the unique role of school trustees and boards in the education system. Carolyn shares her journey to becoming a trustee, emphasizing the significance of understanding the community's needs and the responsibilities that come with the position. The conversation also delves into governance models, the challenges and shifts in education over the years, notably around digital citizenship and social media's impact. Additionally, Carolyn discusses the pursuit of equity and progress in education, including initiatives for indigenous education and supporting vulnerable students. The episode touches on the implications of eliminating school boards and the unique position of Manitoba in allowing school boards taxation rights. Carolyn reflects on leadership challenges, particularly during COVID-19, emphasizing the singular focus on student welfare. The podcast wraps up with personal insights, book recommendations, and hidden gems in Vancouver for visitors. Overall, it offers a comprehensive look into the complexities of educational governance and leadership from a seasoned trustee's perspective.
00:00 The Role and Challenges of School Trustees
00:52 The Impact of School Boards on Education Success
01:16 A Deep Dive with Carolyn Brody: Insights from a School Trustee Veteran
01:55 The Journey of a School Trustee: Carolyn Brody's Story
06:44 Governance and the Role of School Boards Across Canada
10:40 The Evolution of Education: Challenges and Achievements
14:15 Exploring the Future of Education and Leadership
23:09 Personal Reflections and Advice for Aspiring Trustees
28:53 Closing Thoughts and Gratitude in Education
What Do You Notice, What Do You Wonder?
22 ABR. 2024 · Celebrating 50 Episodes: A Journey Through Canadian Educational Leadership
In the 50th episode of the Canadian Ed Leadership Podcast, the host celebrates the milestone by embarking on a virtual tour across Canada, highlighting the diversity and innovation in educational leadership across the provinces and territories. Starting from Prince Edward Island and moving westward to British Columbia, with a detour to the Northwest Territories, the episode showcases leaders who are addressing seminal issues, fostering team-building, navigating system disruptions, tackling recruitment and retention challenges, and promoting wellness in schools. The podcast aims to connect educational leaders across Canada, sharing insights on leadership, the integration of technology in education, and the importance of joy, love, and well-being in the educational environment. The episode encourages networking among educators and provides a platform for sharing innovative practices and solutions to common challenges faced by educational institutions.
00:00 Celebrating 50 Episodes: A Journey Through Canadian Education Leadership
02:33 Starting in the East: PEI's Leadership Insights
04:54 Navigating Change in Nova Scotia's Education System
07:54 Addressing Recruitment and Retention in New Brunswick
11:20 Exploring Quebec's Unique Educational Landscape
12:53 Innovative Leadership in Ontario's Education System
16:27 Embracing Joy and Love in Manitoba's Schools
20:13 Generative AI and Future Technologies in Saskatchewan
22:21 Wellness and Wellbeing: Alberta's Approach
25:37 Visionary Education in the Northwest Territories
29:13 British Columbia: Collaboration and Leadership Fun
34:25 Wrapping Up: Reflections and Connections
How Does Education Shape Life Success Beyond the Diploma?
15 ABR. 2024 · Transforming Education: The Success Story of New Frontier School Board
This podcast features a conversation with Mike Helm, Director General of the New Frontier School Board in Quebec, highlighting innovative approaches to education and student support post-graduation. With a focus on adult vocational education, the board operates under a philosophy of lifelong learning, serving a diverse student population up to age 70. Through personalized learning experiences and a strong emphasis on vocational training and re-engagement strategies, the board successfully addresses absenteeism and prepares students for the workforce, resulting in impressive job placement rates. The discussion also touches on leadership in education, the importance of coaching and mentoring, and the integration of indigenous perspectives and histories into the learning experience.
00:00 Transforming Lives Through Vocational Education
02:00 The Importance of Post-Graduation Support
02:25 A Deep Dive into New Frontier School Board's Unique Approach
03:53 Challenges and Opportunities of an English School Board in Quebec
06:29 Innovative Adult Vocational Education Programs
09:33 Success Stories and the Impact of Vocational Training
12:29 Addressing Absenteeism and Student Engagement
14:10 Beyond Graduation: Measuring Success in Education
20:01 Leadership Insights and Challenges
30:32 Personal Reflections and Recommendations
37:44 Exploring the New Frontiers Region: A Hidden Gem
39:52 Closing Thoughts and Contact Information
Is It Time to Rethink Our Approach to Education and Career Readiness?
8 ABR. 2024 · Transforming Education in Northern Alberta: A Conversation with Mike McMann
This episode features a deep dive into the educational innovations and leadership of Mike McMann, Superintendent of Fort Vermilion School Division in Northern Alberta. McMann discusses how his division is revolutionizing education by creating career pathways for students from kindergarten through high school. This initiative aims to align education with real-world job opportunities, enabling students to gain post-secondary credits and job experience while still in school. The discussion also explores the unique challenges and advantages of living and educating in the North, underscoring the importance of community, family, and tailored education systems that respect local needs and potential. The conversation reflects on leadership challenges, the power of human connections, and the drive to provide meaningful opportunities for students to succeed in their careers and lives.
00:00 Unlocking Student Potential: A New Approach to Education
01:26 A Deep Dive into Career Pathways with Mike McMahon
03:54 Exploring the Unique Lifestyle and Values of Northern Alberta
04:46 Mike McMahon's Journey to Fort Vermilion and Insights on Northern Living
11:27 Revolutionizing Education: The Collegiate Model in Fort Vermilion
19:23 Building Strong Community and Industry Partnerships for Education
22:32 Wellness Initiatives and Their Impact on Education
24:34 The Power of Mental Health Support in the Workplace
25:56 Creating a Supportive Environment for Staff
27:04 The Importance of Therapy and Vulnerability
28:40 Community Support and Cultural Practices
29:54 Leadership Challenges and Personal Growth
35:04 Advice for Aspiring Leaders
38:37 Gratitude in Education and Personal Foundations
40:57 Exploring New Perspectives on Mental Health and Education
43:55 Personal Reflections and Closing Thoughts
Do You Need To Be A Great Teacher, To Be A Great Leader?
1 ABR. 2024 · In this insightful conversation, the speaker engages with Steve Gallagher, the Regional Executive Director of Halifax Regional Centre for Education (HRCE), exploring the nuances of educational leadership and the journey from teaching to administration. Steve shares his views on the important qualities of a leader, emphasizing the crucial role of relationships and trust in both teaching and leadership. He reflects on his personal career trajectory, highlighting the rapid shifts in his roles within the education sector and discussing the changing landscape of education in Nova Scotia, including addressing teacher shortages, the impact of technology on learning, and the importance of strategizing for the region's growing student population. The dialogue also covers the reformation of professional development for educators and the evolving expectations on teachers' time and compensation. Through Steve's experiences and perspectives, insights are offered into the challenges and opportunities present in current educational leadership, underscoring the importance of adaptation, strategic planning, and the value of bringing communities together for the betterment of the educational system.
00:00 Reflecting on Teaching and Leadership
01:28 Introducing Steve Gallagher: A Journey in Education Leadership
04:24 The Path from Classroom to Leadership
13:28 Navigating Growth and Change in Nova Scotia's Education System
17:17 The Role of MLAs in Education and Parental Involvement
22:45 Pride in the Halifax Regional Centre for Education Team
24:58 Transforming Educational Leadership: A Journey of Change
26:48 Reimagining School Administration and Instructional Leadership
28:22 Fostering Instructional Leadership: The Impact of School Learning Communities
29:09 The Evolution of Instructional Leadership in Schools
31:50 Addressing the Teacher Shortage: Innovative Recruitment and Development Strategies
34:54 Redefining Professional Development and Compensation for Teachers
38:43 Exploring Leadership Challenges and Solutions in Education
41:10 Personal Reflections and Gratitude in Education
44:34 Engaging in Personal Interests: Reading, Podcasts, and Hidden Gems
Dean Shareski interviews leaders from coast to coast to coast discussing innovation, change and the role leaders play in providing Canadian students with a world class education
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| Autor | Advanced Learning Partnerships |
| Organización | voicEd Radio |
| Categorías | Educación |
| Página web | alplearn.com |
| dean@alplearn.com |
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