Today we are joined by Shane Oakes, MTSS Coordinator at White River Valley School District (Vermont). Shane has been a huge part of changing his school culture through rolling out a schoolwide leadership program, using the Lead ‘Em Up curriculum. While many leadership activities usually take place after school during sports or other activities, he shares about the impact implementing a consistent leadership program in the Classroom has had on the school and students.
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In this episode of the Lead ‘Em Up podcast, we tackle the concept of “Development Drift”—the natural tendency to slip back into old habits after a burst of inspiration from training. We explore how true growth isn’t measured by perfection but by raising your baseline or “floor” with every new learning experience. Even when drifting occurs, the key is ensuring that you don’t fall as far as before. Tune in to discover how consistent leadership development creates lasting impact, helping you and your team elevate to higher levels over time.
In this episode of the Lead ‘Em Up podcast, we discuss the leadership lessons inspired by Hurricane Milton. We dive into the traits that emerged during this crisis, including resilience and adaptability. We highlight how leaders step up by prioritizing the needs of others, offering support, and leading with a heart of service. Tune in for valuable insights on how you can apply these lessons to lead your team through any storm.
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