EPISODE · Aug 21, 2025 · 46 MIN
Gen Z Teaching Your Children
from Mind&Body@Work · host Timm Esque
To learn more about how embodiment training can help you successfullyintegrate young workers, visit www.evleaderlab.com/integrateGenZ.Our guest, John Scudder is a native Arizonan whoworks as a human resources manager in the public school system. Hepreviously served as an elementary and middle school principal, and he taughtfor 10 years prior to that. One of John’scurrent responsibilities is hiring new public school teachers into his district.In this show we explore how the current demands andchallenges for teachers and how new young teachers just entering the schoolsystem are managing those demands. Johnexplains why now more than ever, we need these young teachers to succeed andthrive.John references the 3 primary motivations of workers(purpose, autonomy and mastery) by Daniel Pink , and “The Art of Science andTeaching by Robert J. Marzano as he explains what he thinks it is going to taketo keep young teachers in the profession and the roles that schooladministrators need to play to facilitate desired result.#genzworkforce, #publicschoolteachers, #EVLeaderLab #LeaderLabAZ #leadership #embodiedleadership #leadershipdevelopment #innovation #successmindset #mentor #development #businessdevelopment #workplaceculture #GenZWorkplace #LeadershipMatters #ConnectedWork
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To learn more about how embodiment training can help you successfully integrate young workers, visit www.evleaderlab.com/integrateGenZ. Our guest, John Scudder is a native Arizonan who works as a human resources manager in the public school system. He previously served as an elementary and middle school principal, and he taught for 10 years prior to that. One of John’s current responsibilities is hiring new public school teachers into his district. In this show we explore how the curr...
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