EPISODE · Nov 16, 2022 · 1H 13M
Dorlita Adams' and Dr. Rebecca O'Connell's Journeys to Responsiveness, Double Feature, Special Series, Fearless CLR Leaders, Part 4 of 4.
from Outrageous Love the Podcast: Our Journeys to Responsiveness · host Dr, Hollie
We have another first for Outrageous Love the Podcast. Our first double feature - two episodes in one. We have two fearless CLR leaders. Both from St. Louis. Both original educators (30 years or more). Both elementary school leaders. Both from the same district - The Schools of University City. Up first is Dorlita Adams whose journey will take us from her days as an law enforcement officer to a classroom teacher to a building leader among many other things. Then, we have Dr. Rebecca O'Connell whose journey will take us from Harlem to St. Louis to U City specifically, where she spent a lot of time in central office but landed in her sweet spot as a builder leader. We have been in both of their schools and the common denominator is when you walk in you feel the love - the Outrageous Love! Dr. Hollie's two cents will continue his thoughts around what it means to be a fearless CLR leader and why all of our leaders were women.Learn more about CLR and Dr. Hollie at www.culturallyresponsive.org and Twitter @validateaffirm
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We have another first for Outrageous Love the Podcast. Our first double feature - two episodes in one. We have two fearless CLR leaders. Both from St. Louis. Both original educators (30 years or more). Both elementary school leaders. Both from the same district - The Schools of University City. Up first is Dorlita Adams whose journey will take us from her days as an law enforcement officer to a classroom teacher to a building leader among many other things. Then, we have Dr. Rebecca O'C...
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