Leading with Vitality and Hope

Embracing Equity, Alleviating Trauma, and Healing School Communities

AvChristine Y. Mason

Inbunden, Engelska, 2023

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Leading with Vitality and Hope provides a practical resource for educators who want to move beyond the challenges schools are facing today. It both provides inspirational ideas from an impressive group of educational leaders and also practical ideas that you can take back to your local schools and communities for implementation. What is needed to move beyond the chaotic scenes we are continuing to face as schools reopen for in-person learning? The voices we hear from in Leading with Vitality and Hope suggest that we must first re-introduce a sense of vitality and hope. This can be done with mindfulness, visioning, and strategic leadership that attends to self-care, advocacy, and collective efficacy. Each of these themes is woven throughout case study scenarios presented by 20 leaders as they describe their vision, how they garnered support, and how their visions have set the stage for transformational change to enhance equity, reduce discrimination, alleviate trauma, and lead to greater well-being for students and staff in schools.

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Utgivningsdatum:2023-03-15
Mått:157 x 237 x 21 mm
Vikt:522 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:220
Förlag:Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
ISBN:9781475869606

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Studievägledning och elevhälsa inom Psykologi och pedagogik

Mer om författaren

Christine Y. Mason, an educational psychologist, an assistant clinical professor at Yale University, and the founder and executive director of the Center for Educational Improvement, has developed Heart Centered Learning® and joined with others to foster innovations and uplift schools and staff. Recognized as a “Pioneer in Well-Being” by the Robert Wood Foundation and Ashoka, she continues to lead the way, addressing student mental health needs, and collaborating with others to foster compassionate school practices, alleviate childhood trauma, and stimulate creative solutions to bring a sense of meaning and purpose to staff, families, and communities.Melissa Patschke, EdD, is Principal of the Upper Providence Elementary School in Royersford, Pennsylvania, and a national principal leader and co-author of Visioning Onward – a Guide for all Schools. She is also an adjunct professor at Wilkes University, Neumann University, and Immaculata University, and serves on several national leadership initiatives.Kevin Simpson is Founder and CEO of Global KDSL and AIELOC (Association for International Educators and Leaders of Color). Kevin is also currently a Transformative SEL Specialist in Dallas, Texas where he provides support for the implementation of a newly designed SEL professional development program via leading online learning activities and providing clinical support on social-emotional learning practices for 30 novice teachers in urban schools.

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At its core, this book accepts as truth that education must meet the demands of our youth for a more equitable, sustainable, and community-nurturing existence. Nothing short of our survival depends on educating children in this way. Despite what a vocal minority have screamed for us all to believe, educators are - and must be - sensitive, visionary, and creative to approach the daily task of teaching children. This is a book for now. Education practitioners and leaders will find practical and deep value from the examples, exercises, and motivations of this work.

Innehållsförteckning

ForewordPrefaceAcknowledgmentPart IChapter 1: Turning Towards HopeChapter 2: Visioning with Compassion, Equity, and EmpowermentChapter 3: Vitality and VisioningPart II: Healing Trauma, Racism, and Injustice Chapter 4: Mindwell Education: Rethinking Education and Focusing on What Matters (Kevin Hawkins) Chapter 5: Compassionate Mindful Practices for Healing Racism and Trauma (Christine Mason, Orinthia Harris, and Jillayne Flanders) Chapter 6: Societal Contributions of Brilliant Indigenous Youth (Holly Echo-Hawk and Melanie Johnson). Part III: Crafting Compassionate School Cultures Chapter 7: Heart Centered Learning: Developing Cultures of Compassionate (Christine Mason, Michele Rivers Murphy, and Meghan Wenzel)Chapter 8: Being a Mindfulness School Coordinator (Jeff Donald)Part IV: Changing Systems’ Policies and Practices Chapter 9: HOPE is NEAR: Healthy Outcomes and Positive Experiences is Neuroscience, Epigenetics, ACEs, & Resilience (Jesse Kohler)Chapter 10: The Role of Social Media (Jeff Ikler)Chapter 11: Visioning in Michigan: Recognizing the Evolving Role of Leadership (Paul Liabenow and Michael Domagalski)Part V: Building CapacityChapter 12: The Coalition for the Future of Education (Melissa Patschke)Chapter 13: Preparing New Educational Leaders for Vision-Forward Leadership and the Neuroscience of Purpose (Renee Owen)Chapter 14: Youth Leadership (Julia Murphy)Chapter 15: Visioning at Peace at Home Parenting Solutions (Ruth Freeman)Part VI: Scalability and Sustainability: The Integral Role of Advocacy, Self-Care, and Collective Efficacy Chapter 16: Advocacy and Equity for International Educators (Kevin Simpson)Chapter 17: The Collective Efficacy of Compassionate School Practices (Christine Mason and Martha Staeheli) Chapter 18: When Visioning Educational Equity, Educator Emotions Matter (Victoria Romero)Chapter 19: Scalability and SustainabilityReferencesBios