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S2E2 - Is Leadership a Marathon or a Sprint? Two Way Learning and Compassionate Leadership with with Denise Shillinglaw
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This week I speak with Denise Shillinglaw, whose inspiration includes Nelson Mandela and Princess Diana. Denise reveals the pivotal moments that shaped her career, her early passion for teaching, and her commitment to fostering a nurturing environment for her students. She is a published author on Two Way Learning with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and share what that means in her classroom. She even gives us a sneak peek into her personal life, including her exciting plans to run the People's Marathon in Paris.
Explore how Denise champions the role of collaboration and emotional intelligence in education. From supporting EALD students to integrating principles from Brené Brown’s "Atlas of the Heart," Denise offers practical advice on making education a two-way street. She underscores the importance of understanding students' backgrounds and leveraging team collaboration to create a supportive and cohesive learning environment. Tune in for an insightful discussion on leadership, emotional resilience, and the profound impact of leading from within the team.
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Chapters
1. Leadership in Two-Way Teaching (00:00:00)
2. Leadership as Team Collaboration and Empowerment (00:13:44)
3. Emotional Intelligence in Leadership (00:26:11)
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