Leadership: Professional Conversations to support growth and development - Judith Price

$52 - delivered online (via Zoom)

Leadership today in these challenging complex times requires us to pause and reflect what makes a transformation leader in such times.  What strengths do you already have, what do you need to continue to grow.

WHY: Great professionals who reflect on to grow their teaching practices, make great schools make a great country.

How do we have conversations around professionalism?  What is professionalism?

About this workshop:  

Growing capabilities to have the necessary conversations to support growth and development is going to be key going forward. Professional growth cycles will only be effective if leaders can have the necessary conversations for growth and development.

In this workshop discover some frameworks that you can hang your conversations on, especially those day to day professional conversations that need to be had.

About our facilitator, Judith Price:  B.Ed., Dip. Teaching (Primary), Dip. Teaching (ECE)  

Judith is a Ministry of Education accredited facilitator with over 30 years experience in the education sector. She brings a wealth of leadership experience supporting schools and early childhood centres  design systems to improve and grow teaching and professional practices.

Judith is very much a ‘hands on’ person and a strong advocate for firstly understanding theoretical components and then being able to apply these strategies in a practical sense within the learning environment. With over 15 years experience in leading teams of teachers, Judith has highly developed relationship management skills and easily  relates with others. She is committed to developing others to their full potential and very passional about guiding teachers on their ‘life-long learning’ quest.

“I  find myself constantly pausing. I often  ponder on what we could do more effectively if we are to position our tamariki as 21st Century learners able to navigate a world that will be totally foreign to many of us.

I am a lover of learning, an avid reader and a chronic over thinker! I like to engage those who are interested in deep dialogue so that we can create new ways of working that are going to stretch the status quo and bring about change, for a better world.”