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Social Justice Leadership

Posted on March 9, 2014 by Amy's Reflections

I am in the fifth semester of my doctoral program. I just completed a course that I believe every educator in America should take. This course should be in every teacher preparation program, every educational masters’ program, every administrative preparation … Continue reading →

Posted in Doctoral Journey | Tagged Amy Illingworth, books, culture, discomfort, education, equity, leadership, reading, social justice, students | 16 Comments

What I’m reading these days (Volume 2)

Posted on January 11, 2014 by Amy's Reflections

As a full-time educational leader and a full-time doctoral student, sometimes I feel like all I do is read. Way back during my first semester of the doctoral program (which feels like it was 100 years ago!) I took time … Continue reading →

Posted in Reflection | Tagged Aguilar, books, coaching, culture, doctoral journey, education, leadership, professional, reading, reflecting, social justice, YA | 12 Comments

Asking for permission

Posted on July 25, 2012 by Amy's Reflections

I have been grappling with the concept of asking for permission for awhile now. People often look to their leaders to ask for permission to do something. Some leaders have created a culture where people MUST ask for permission before … Continue reading →

Posted in Leadership, Reflection | Tagged 21st Century, change, culture, permission, relationships, risk taking, self efficacy, trust | 3 Comments

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