Digical Education

In this episode I talk with my friend, Emily Norman, who lives in the Richmond borough of London and got me hooked on the show Ted Lasso.
She has also written a blog about some of her other thoughts on leadership and lessons from the show here: https://wlce.org/2021/03/11/making-the-extra-pass/.
 

Susan Yem shares her thoughts from the show on learning from losing and the importance of the 'coach' in keeping the focus on the big picture. She even says, "winning creates a memory, but losing creates an opportunity."

This is the 2nd episode inspired by the show "Ted Lasso" where I get to ask high school principal James Walker what he learned from the show.

The podcast is back after a 6-month hiatus, which comes with stories for another time. However, I've started a new set of short conversations with friends who like me, love the show Ted Lasso on AppleTV.
In this first episode, I chat with my friend, Mitch Salerno, on his encouragement to "Start with Positivity." Is Ted Lasso's positivity real, what are its impact, and why is it so important?
#Believe

This is a new series as we consider who is missing in school leadership, the classroom, and our profession as we seek to build flourishing schools.
Tyler is a principal in Denver, Colorado.

This is a new series as we consider who is missing in school leadership, the classroom, and our profession as we seek to build flourishing schools.
Nathan Wagner is an Interim Head of School in Texas.

This is a new series as we consider who is missing in school leadership, the classroom, and our profession as we seek to build flourishing schools.
Grace Lee is Director of Diversity in Georgia.

This is a new series as we consider who is missing in school leadership, the classroom, and our profession as we seek to build flourishing schools.
Joey Richards is Associate Head of School in Fort Worth, Texas.

This is a new series as we consider who is missing in school leadership, the classroom, and our profession as we seek to build flourishing schools.
Matt Lambro is Director of Student Development in Fort Worth, Texas.

This is a new series as we consider who is missing in school leadership, the classroom, and our profession as we seek to build flourishing schools.
Jenny Brady is a leader of the Christian Educators Diversity Alliance.