A Quick Summary:

Welcome to a special milestone episode of "Where's Your Head at – The International Education Podcast." In this 25th episode, hosts Richard Henry, James Dalziel, and James McDonald turn the spotlight on themselves, reflecting on the journey so far and the most impactful moments from their conversations with educational leaders and trailblazers around the world.

In this episode:

The hosts revisit standout guests and episodes, including insights from Bambi Betts on the barriers to change in international schools, Jane Larson's powerful communication, and Fidelis Ntenge's advocacy for student-centered leadership.

They discuss the importance of building networks for school leaders, as highlighted by Alan Morrison's research on leadership transitions.

The conversation explores the evolving role of AI in education, with references to thought leaders like Yong Zhao, and the need to rethink the "grammar" of education.

The team reflects on the significance of relational trust in schools, drawing from Sue Chandler's work, and the importance of wellbeing and mentorship for school leaders, inspired by Deirdre Fisher.

The hosts share personal takeaways from producing the podcast, emphasizing the value of curiosity, collaboration, and continuous learning in international education.

Key Themes:

• Change and risk in international education
• The double bottom line: learning and business
• The power of networks and mentorship for leaders
• The impact of AI and technology on schools
• The enduring importance of relationships, trust, and wellbeing
• The joy and privilege of learning from diverse voices in education

Connect with the hosts:

Visit education2morrow.com to learn more, share your thoughts, or suggest future guests.

Thank you for joining us on this journey—here's to many more episodes of learning and growth together!

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Thank you for listening to Where's Your Head At? Stay tuned for more episodes on leadership, innovation, and community in international education.

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