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Why School Principals Should Be Viewed as Leaders as Much as Educators with Marcia Williams Blakely (Ep. 46)

from Amplified Research Speakerbox Podcast · host Russell Robinson, EdD

In this episode, Marcia Williams Blakely, a former elementary school principal and currently an education consultant, shares what she learned on her journey.  Starting as a teacher and rising to a principal, she talks about how you navigate life when you get a leadership role sooner than expected. And she talks about the toll the COVID crisis had on educators. Marcia Williams Blakely is an esteemed leader who currently serves as an education consultant after serving as an educat in the Southfield (Michigan) School System. With over 30 years of experience in the field of education, Marcia has dedicated her career to fostering academic excellence and nurturing the growth of students and staff alike. More on Marcia LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcia-blakely-3295b3143/ More on Dr. Russ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/russell-robinson-edd-4428b157/ Website:  www.amplifiedresearch.com

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