Episode 30: Science Experiment Scholarships
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Episode 29: Lucy Gray & Carol Anne McGuire, Part 2
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This is Part Two of a series with two special guests: Lucy Gray and Carol Anne McGuire.Lucy Gray ...
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Episode 28: Lucy Gray & Carol Anne McGuire, Part 1
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My special guests for this episode are Lucy Gray and Carol Anne McGuire.Lucy Gray is an Instructional Technology Specialist at the University of Chicago (IL) Center for Elementary Math and Science Education. Among her numerous awards are having been named an Apple Distinguished Educator (2005), Discovery Educator Network Star Teacher, and Google Certified Teacher. Lucy is a popular speaker at national and international conferences. Also, Lucy has a strong reputation as a collector and organizer of robust online resources, using such technologies as blogs, wikis, nings,...
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Episode 27: Vicki Davis - Flat Classroom
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Episode 26: Kelly Janzen, Classroom Teacher on Leadership
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Episode 25: Two Updates
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Episode 24: Lori Clark on Leadership
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Episode 23: Leaders in Medicine
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Episode 22: Women in Leadership
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Learning to Learn
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Are you "learning to learn"?This is a question that evolves from the basic phrase "" that several leading experts in education are . This concept bears some attention: it calls upon us to evaluate what we truly believe about learning.A foundational construct for our discussion is that we agree that leaders are learners. After all, if a leader were not learning, what would become of that person, over time? Would you like to work for a leader who had decided to stop learning? Would you enjoy being around a leader who found no joy in learning? So,...
info_outlineI've been anticipating this episode for many months! My two guests are: Dr. Michael O'Dell and Dr. Ed Hill, two premier physicians from the North Mississippi medical community.
Dr. Mike O'Dell is Director of the Family Medicine Residency Center in Tupelo, MS. Mike has a background in academic circles, having taught and led at several major universities, including the University of Kansas, University of Texas, and University of Alabama. Now, he is not only a family physician, but also leads the preparation program for physician residents. Dr. O'Dell is very active in community affairs, including Rotary Club and his church.
Dr. Ed Hill is a man who has achieved numerous accomplishments during his medical career. He founded the Family Medicine Residency Center and ran it for several years until Dr. O'Dell was recruited to come in and relieve Dr. Hill to address some of the other activities that called him. He has been extremely active in medical profession affairs, including a year's stint as President of the American Medical Association. Now, he is Chairman of the Board for the World Medical Association, a global enterprise involved directly with 84 countries. Perhaps Dr. Hill's greatest pride, though, is in serving proudly as a grandfather!
During this episode, both doctors discussed principles of leadership that can apply to anyone--not just those in the medical profession. Their "take" on leadership is intriguing, probably different from what we read and hear from mainstream authors and speakers. But, as is their natural way of functioning, Drs. O'Dell and Hill make good, common sense in their remarks.
I look quite forward to reading your comments on this blog. Please click the link at the bottom of this posting and let us hear what you think. It's possible that your comments will be the ones that stir some other reader into taking the precise action that we desire.
Dr. O'Dell and Dr. Hill recommended several books to listeners:
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