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EPISODE · Oct 15, 2022 · 50 MIN

#216- Leading and Learning Through the Lens of Inquiry with Kath Murdoch

from Run Your Life Show With Andy Vasily · host Andy Vasily

Send us Fan MailMy guest today is Kath Murdoch. In today's show, we’ll explore leading and learning through the lens of inquiry and how taking on an inquiry stance, both internally and externally, can greatly shape what we learn about ourselves, others, and the world around usFrom the TED X stage to countless conferences, to lecture halls and schools around the globe, Kath has had a huge impact on the field of teaching and learning. She’s written 15 books and numerous articles for teachers – including her best-seller ‘The Power of Inquiry’ (2015) and two of her latest books Getting Personal With Inquiry Learning and The Wonder of Winsome. If you haven’t seen her TED X talk, you should check it out, because it was in this talk that she had the chance to speak so eloquently about The Power of Umm and share how silence allows young people to pick up lose threads of knowledge and reflection that open their minds to the most beautiful moments of curiosity that come alive through the questions that they come up with.  Kath emphasizes that it’s not the answers that enlighten but rather powerful questions instead which are responsible for sparking deep learning in young people. So in today’s episode, Kath and I are going to pull back the curtain on how she has continued to evolve her own learning related to the work she does inspiring teachers and students around the world to do their best work possible. As well, how curiosity, genuine reflection and asking the right questions all play a critical role in helping leaders be the best they can be for the organizations they lead. What was revealed to me through this discussion today was the impact that taking on an inquiry stance has on helping to build such a strong culture of genuine learning across the board in educational organizations. Hope you enjoy this discussion and share it with anyone who you feel will benefit from listening. Connect With Kath: Website: https://www.kathmurdoch.com.au/Twitter: https://twitter.com/kjinquiryInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kjinquiry/Credits for this Podcast Go To: Kath Murdoch and Her TED X Talk: The Power of UmmSir Ken Robinson and His Talk on How Schools Killed CreativityRun Your Life Podcast With Andy VasilyCheck out my podcast with the amazing Cal Fussman which was mentioned in this episode. 

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