Category: Mindfulness and Leadership

  • Monthly Mindfulness: Malcolm Gladwell

    Educational leaders can apply Malcolm Gladwell’s principles, like thin-slicing and embracing underdog mentality, through professional development activities to navigate 21st-century challenges.

  • POTUS Theodore Roosevelt July 4th Speech

    On July 4, 1903 people cathered at the Huntington Club on Long Island to hear POTUS Theodore aroosevelt speak. His short 3min oratory shows what he thought citizenship and how to continue mending a country burdened by the loses of the Civil War. Mr. Chairman, and you, my fellow citizens, my old time friends and…

  • The Dawn of a Multi-Genre Star Wars Universe: A New Era of Storytelling

    The StarWars franchise, known for its epic space operas, is evolving into diverse genres, attracting new audiences, deepening the universe, and ensuring longevity.

  • Monthly Mindfulness: Adam Grant

    Adam Grant’s insights on creativity and generosity offer a valuable approach for incorporating pop culture in education to foster innovation and collaboration.

  • Colin Powell: Vision and Confidence

    Part 4: Nurturing Future Leaders with Vision and Confidence Educational leaders, whether they’re teachers or school administrators, play a crucial role in shaping the leaders of tomorrow. Secretary Powell’s principles on leadership qualities and mindset are valuable insights for both educators and students. Encourage students to “have a vision” for their future. Help them set…

  • Celebrating Positivity: May

    May is a vibrant month for cultural and historical celebrations. Explore Asian American, Jewish American heritage, mental health awareness, teacher appreciation, famous birthdays, and positive historical events.