Cognia Leader Chat

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Cognia Leader Chat brings together experts and leaders nationwide to discuss and solve real education leadership challenges.

  1. MAY 28

    Episode 127: One Last Thing with Jeff Rose

    Jeff kicks off this episode with a special announcement. With the myriad of challenges education leaders face, Jeff discusses the themes he has identified across hundreds of conversations with educators, leaders, and experts. He reminds listeners to take the essence of these lessons and focus on the road ahead.

    13 min

  2. MAY 21

    Episode 126: The Future Begins with Z with Tim Elmore

    In this episode of Leader Chat, Jeff welcomes back Dr. Tim Elmore for a record setting third appearance, showcasing discussions on his latest, forthcoming book, 'The Future Begins with Z.' Dr. Elmore, founder of Growing Leaders and former protege of Dr. John Maxwell, shares invaluable insights into blending generational strengths and fostering collaboration among varied age groups in professional settings. Drawing from his research and experiences, Tim dives into effective strategies for leaders to stay relevant, adaptive, and empathetic, ensuring productive intergenerational teamwork.

    58 min

  3. MAY 14

    Episode 125: Free to Learn with Peter Gray - Pt 2

    In this episode, Jeff continues with the second part of his enlightening discussion with Peter Gray, a research professor of psychology and neuroscience at Boston College. Jeff and Peter delve into the growing pressures in elite and high-achieving schools and their impact on student anxiety and wellbeing. Featuring insights from Gray's book 'Free to Learn,' this episode explores the effects of parental expectations, academic pressures, and societal beliefs on children's mental health. Discover how alternative education models might offer solutions and promote true learning joy.

    37 min

  4. MAY 7

    Episode 124: Free to Learn with Peter Gray - Pt 1

    In today's episode, Jeff speaks with Peter Gray, a renowned professor and researcher in psychology and neuroscience from Boston College. Peter shares his insights and researched about how heavily structured schooling has affected children's mental health and development. Their conversation touches on the impact of Common Core, homeschooling trends, and the vital role of teacher autonomy. Don't miss the first part of this engaging discussion on how we can better support our children's natural learning processes.

    38 min

  5. APR 30

    Episode 123: Navigating Leadership and System Change with Houman Harouni & Joe Pinto-Pt 2

    In this episode of Leader Chat, Jeff continues his conversation with esteemed educators and leaders, Joe Pinto and Houman Harouni. This part of the conversation explores the transition from protocol to praxis, the challenges leaders face in avoiding premature solutions, and the critical importance of understanding the nuanced roots of problems. The trio also delves into the significance of moral complexity, empathy, and love in leadership, and how to sustain passion and resilience in deeply politicized and demanding environments. Ideal for anyone interested in the noble and spiritual dimensions of educational leadership.

    42 min

  6. APR 23

    Episode 122: Navigating Leadership and System Change with Houman Harouni & Joe Pinto-Pt 1

    In this episode of Leader Chat, Jeff engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Harvard educators Houman Harouni and Joe Pinto. They share insights on transformative leadership, adaptive change, and the important role of discomfort in the learning process. The conversation highlights their innovative approach to leadership development and explores how experiences of failure and moral complexity can help shape better leaders. As the first part of a two-part series, this episode offers valuable lessons for leaders in any role.

    51 min

  7. APR 16

    Episode 121: Radical Candor and Getting Stuff Done with Jason Rosoff - Pt 2

    In this episode of Leader Chat, Jeff continues the 2nd half of his insightful discussion with Jason Rosoff on Radical Candor. We dive into the nuances of persuasion vs. manipulation, the significance of debate, and the importance of soliciting feedback from a leadership perspective. Discover why effective leadership is essential and how to cultivate a culture of honest feedback and growth in educational institutions. This episode is packed with strategies to enhance relationships and performance within your team.

    26 min

  8. APR 9

    Episode 120: Radical Candor and Getting Stuff Done with Jason Rosoff - Pt 1

    In this episode of Leader Chat, Jeff sits down with Jason Rosoff, CEO and Co-founder of Radical Candor, to discuss the importance of candid feedback in leadership. They explore the key concepts of the book 'Radical Candor' by Kim Scott, including the crucial balance of caring personally while challenging directly. Jason shares insights from his time at Khan Academy and how radical candor can transform educational leadership. This engaging conversation reveals the practical strategies leaders can adopt to foster a culture of open communication and effective teamwork.

    41 min
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Cognia Leader Chat brings together experts and leaders nationwide to discuss and solve real education leadership challenges.

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  • Creator
    Cognia
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2025
  • Episodes
    171
  • Rating
    Clean
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