Think about how you perceive others and begin strategizing ways to improve interactions.

Jennifer shares three key ideas: the need for change, the necessary kind of trouble, and how “making stuff up” can lead to success.

“Allocentric,” or other-focused is the opposite of being egocentric and requires becoming more empathic and thinking of others before ourselves.

Teacher leadership affects student achievement and school culture. The Teacher Development Trust (TDT) facilitating Continuous Professional Development

In the end, YOU are in charge of your life. Choose wisely. What will your word be this year?

To be the most effective, leave your ego at the door and LISTEN. How to be more influential, no matter your role

As multiple generations come together in one workplace with various expectations, communication and collaboration can be tricky.

Chapters International is hosting workshops in January and February led by Jennifer Abrams, a world-renowned education thought leader.

Teachers have a collective responsibility to be advocates for education as a field. Advocacy: We should all be doing it

Jennifer Abrams will be speaking at the NESA Fall Leadership Conference on October 20th and 21st, 2017 at the InterContinental Hotel in Abu Dhabi.

Just jump in and start paddling. Care and Accountability. That’s what swimming in The Deep End is all about.

Noticing differences matter, especially as we work together in teams. Boy, do things look different from where I sit

Jennifer Abrams will be headlining three education events.

We need to be more other-focused or allocentric in the hard conversations. It’s Not Always About You

July 31 – August 8, 2017 – Transformative Leadership Summit