Teacher leader

For a while, I have been using the term “teacher leader” to mean anyone who supports teachers in their development. Because that is a broad term, I thought it would be important to dig deeper into what a teacher leader is, does and the impact they have in the educational field. What is a “Teacher…

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Let’s break down the concept of Teacher Leadership. You’re already a boss in the classroom, so why not channel those skills to make a positive ripple across your school or community? Teacher leaders, that’s you, play a pivotal role in shaping the school’s culture. Whether you’re influencing your peers, introducing fresh ideas to the admin team, or spearheading professional development, your voice, experience, and passion are the game-changers.

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Edutopia blogger Elena Aguilar highlights the three qualities she thinks most indicative of a great school leader: visionary leadership, community builder, and emotional intelligence.

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