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New Orleans 2012

Priority Deadline April 2
FINAL Deadline April 23


Kansas City 2012

Priority Deadline February 14
FINAL Deadline April 2

 

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OUR CURRICULUM

 

Leading Educators research-based curriculum supports long-term student and faculty success by improving teacher quality, fostering personal and leadership development, and cultivating a culture of high expectations for academics and learning behaviors among students and educators.

 

Leading Educators has grouped the core leadership competencies, or curriculum strands, into four main pillars. While there exists some overlap and interdependence among the pillars, Leading Educators believes that this conceptual framework is helpful in terms of categorizing the skills and responsibilities of Leadership. The following four pillars support teacher-leaders’ ability to increase student learning:

 

Core Beliefs & Mindsets

Core Beliefs & Mindsets: The fundamental mindsets and beliefs that allow teacher-leaders to ensure that all students in their sphere of influence succeed

Management of Self & Others

Management of Self & Others: The competencies that allow teacher-leaders to effectively lead and manage adults

Cultural Leadership

Cultural Leadership: The competencies that allow teacher-leaders to build high performing adult teams and an aspirational culture of achievement among students

Instructional Leadership

Instructional Leadership: The competencies that allow teacher-leaders to deliberately improve the quality of teaching and learning in their spheres of influence

 

"Opportunities to learn, develop, and participate in workshops led by successful leaders provide insight into what it means and the skills necessary to successfully lead others. Leading Educators inspired me to continue doing whatever it takes to make a difference in the lives of the students I serve."
- Fellowship Graduate