Megan Tschannen-Moran is a Professor of Ed. Leadership at the William & Mary School of Education. Her books include Trust Matters and Evocative Coaching.
Williamsburg, Virginia
Joined January 2015
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Are you intrigued by the evocative coaching model of Listen, Empathize, Appreciate, and Design? Join Level One Evocative Coaching workshop offered via Zoom on September 9, 16, 23, and 30, 2021 from 4:00 to 6:30 PM (Eastern Time).
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Jason Chen of @WMSOE has secured a new grant from the @NSF that aims to combat inequity by building a national alliance of researchers working together to effect large-scale change. #NSFfunded
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Looking forward to listening to these sessions as much as I can today, always such rich conversation and learning from many global perspectives. #EducationReimagined
How can we leverage #innovation to make educational ecosystems more resilient?
Explore different perspectives on Day 2 (24 June) of our Education Disrupted, Education Reimagined Part II virtual convening. 📣 Registration is still open: bit.ly/EducationReimaginedPa…
Just as police union agreements that protect bad officers from being held accountable must change, school policies that protect bad teachers must change. For many, race-based trauma starts at school. Professionals hold one another accountable.
Curiosity is the engine of learning.
These three principles are crucial for the human mind to flourish — yet our current education system goes against all of them: t.ted.com/HnIuVge
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Are you or is someone you know experiencing hardship as a result of the coronavirus pandemic? Project HOPE - Virginia with @WMSOE has created a resource guide for families who may find themselves in crisis as a result of COVID-19: ow.ly/IYUI50zvDTh
I'm so pleased to have the 2nd Ed. of Evocative Coaching out! Feedback from a prof who has already adopted it: We just finished Evocative Coaching. It was one of the best books I’ve read in a while, I truly mean it. I’ve been encouraging others to add it to their must-read list!
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Trust is precious & fragile - it takes time to build and can be diminished within seconds of an exchange. Love the work of @simonsinek @CSTMegan @StephenRCovey on this!
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Join us for this Spanish-language webinar on 4/17 at noon! Educators and health providers from different parts of the world will share ideas for Spanish-speaking families looking to find ways to support their children's learning experience in the midst of the pandemic.
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To all the educators doing their best & who feel like they’re not: breathe in, breathe out, laugh & remember the most important lessons come from the ❤️!! #LeadershipMatters @UCEA @UCEAJSN @UCEAGSC @DivA_EdLead @DivisionAGSC @icpel @NPBEA1 @WomenEd_US @BelmasOffice @drkarenedge – at West Chester, PA
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Real leaders know that the right thing to do is always the hardest thing to do- and if your values are in conflict with those of your organization then this 👇🏼
'Captain Crozier! Captain Crozier!': Videos show sailors sending off ousted USS Roosevelt commander with cheers stripes.com/news/us/captain-…
Dear School Leaders, Please Stop Cutting Recess for Kids bit.ly/2EGdkWf via @WeAreTeachers
Children are designed, by nature, to play and explore on their own, independently of adults. Free play is the means by which children learn to make friends, overcome their fears, solve their own problems, and take control of their own lives. Peter Gray: Free to Learn
America just won the world’s hardest math contest. Again. washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
#WeFlourish #PowerUpPosEd #WPEA2018 The task of leadership is to align a system’s strengths so as to make its weaknesses irrelevant. —Peter Druckers as cited by David Cooperrider
#WeFlourish #PowerUpPosEd #WPEA2018. So proud to have Paul Ruhlman, Brian Nichols, and Elizabeth Auguste share their inspiring work at the World Positive Education Accelerator!