March 9

#SOL22 #9

Over in EPIClearners, a community I co-lead, we are doing a slow read of Brené Brown’s book Dare to Lead and how we can apply her leadership ideas in the classroom. In this week’s reading, Brown retells a story of Colonel DeDe Halfhill’s (Air Force Global Strike Command) experience in applying Brown’s ideas. (Convoluted much?) Halfhill was startled to discover the Air Force leadership manual from 1948 has a far more human approach to dealing with the emotions military personnel experience than the current one does! As a “play” activity, we are examining that 1948 guide and reflecting on how those long-ago words apply to our present-day environments. Come join us!

 

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Posted March 9, 2022 by inspirepassion in category Community, EPIClearners

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I am a process-focused leader who uses collaboration, authenticity, and mentoring as key skills to inspire passion among learners of all ages. Aggregate eclectic professional experiences have honed my ability to coach others in designing and implementing courses of study using inquiry-/project-based learning (PBL).

3 thoughts on “#SOL22 #9

  1. Jill

    That sounds really interesting! I picked up that book at a bookstore this weekend and almost bought it. I’m glad to hear it could be connected to the classroom. I may have to buy it!

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    1. inspirepassion (Post author)

      Yes, on her website, she has a “hub” dedicated to Daring Classrooms, complete with downloadable guides for discussions.

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