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Jennifer Abrams explores how empathy, awareness, and constructive dialogue help educators overcome bias and work more effectively with colleagues.
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In this edition of The Deep End, Jennifer shares what to do when you feel stuck and how taking ownership and embracing new ideas can help you move forward.
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In this first video edition of The Deep End, Jennifer explores how becoming more allocentricโmore empathic and other-focusedโcan transform relationships.
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Teacher leadership affects student achievement and school culture. The Teacher Development Trust (TDT) facilitating Continuous Professional Development
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Jennifer reflects on how claiming agencyโeven when it means leaving the wrong storyโcan reshape your career and the choices you make moving forward.
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To be the most effective, leave your ego at the door and LISTEN. How to be more influential, no matter your role
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As multiple generations come together in one workplace with various expectations, communication and collaboration can be tricky.
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Chapters International is hosting workshops in January and February led by Jennifer Abrams, a world-renowned education thought leader.
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Teachers have a collective responsibility to be advocates for education as a field. Advocacy: We should all be doing it
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Jennifer Abrams will be speaking at the NESA Fall Leadership Conference on October 20th and 21st, 2017 at the InterContinental Hotel in Abu Dhabi.
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In this edition of The Deep End, Jennifer explores how new teacher leaders can balance empathy and accountability while building clarity, trust, and confidence.
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In this edition of The Deep End, Jennifer reflects on how different perspectives strengthens teamwork and keeps collaboration focused on students.
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We need to be more other-focused or allocentric in the hard conversations. Itโs Not Always About You
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In this edition of The Deep End, Jennifer reflects on how self-permission โtrusting yourself to try, create, and risk โcan spark the courage needed for growth.
