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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2024 · 28 MIN

S1:E4 EPIC Tales of School Success: Splashes and Waves

from School on a Mission Podcast · host Growing Leaders

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we explore the concept of "Splashes and Waves," drawing inspiration from young elephants raised without role models who splashed water to avoid seeing their reflections. This metaphor highlights the tendency of some leaders to shy away from self-reflection, mirroring unhealthy behaviors. We discuss the crucial role of self-awareness and emotional intelligence in effective leadership, featuring stories from experienced teachers and school leaders who have embraced these principles. By looking inward and understanding their own thoughts and emotions, these leaders have fostered positive changes in their educational environments. Join us as we dive into the importance of facing the mirror and cultivating a culture of growth and accountability in schools.The value in this podcast comes from our Habitudes Curriculum: a unique, image-based learning system that helps young adults develop leadership habits. Each image sparks conversations and real-life insights, creating memorable experiences and lasting leadership skills. Find out more here. Do you know an educational leader who has made a remarkable impact? We want to hear their story! As we prepare for Season 2 of our podcast, we’re looking for inspiring stories of educational leaders who have transformed schools, empowered students, or created positive change in their communities. Submit your EPIC story here. 🚀 Welcome to the School on a Mission Podcast! 🎙️Hosted by Andrew McPeak and Gina Watts, this podcast is for educators, school leaders, and change-makers who believe in building schools where leadership, character, and social-emotional growth matter just as much as academics. If you believe education should inspire, equip, and empower the next generation—you’re in the right place!Each episode features engaging conversations, expert insights, and real-world strategies to help you create a school culture where students thrive. From leadership principles and community engagement to AI in education and social media strategy, we tackle the most pressing topics in modern education.🎧 New episodes drop regularly—don’t miss out!💡 Connect with us at schoolonamissionpodcast.com📲 Follow us on social media & join the conversation!🔹 The School on a Mission Podcast is produced by Growing Leaders, powered by the Maxwell Leadership Foundation.

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we explore the concept of "Splashes and Waves," drawing inspiration from young elephants raised without role models who splashed water to avoid seeing their reflections. This metaphor highlights the tendency of some leaders to shy away from self-reflection, mirroring unhealthy behaviors. We discuss the crucial role of self-awareness and emotional intelligence in effective leadership, featuring stories from experienced teachers and school leaders who have embr...

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