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The Power of Asking Questions - A Teacher's Tale
From Better Leaders Better Schools · Hosted by Daniel Bauer
Episode summary
In this episode of Better Leaders Better Schools: Robyn Hamasaki is the Managing Director of Leadership Development at the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP). Leading a multidisciplinary team of Leading & Learning, Student Program Operations, Recognition & Engagement, and External Relations, she fosters the growth and engagement of school leaders, advisers, and students through impactful programs and services nationwide. Previously, she established the Principal Leadership Institute at…
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Robyn Hamasaki is the Managing Director of Leadership Development at the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP). Leading a multidisciplinary team of Leading & Learning, Student Program Operations, Recognition & Engagement, and External Relations, she fosters the growth and engagement of school leaders, advisers, and students through impactful programs and services nationwide. Previously, she established the Principal Leadership Institute at Colorado's Department of Education. Her career has included roles as a principal, assistant principal, educator, and a colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve. Show Highlights The power of asking questions in education The impact of understanding individual student needs. Tips to build trust with students can lead to better educational outcomes. Importance of growing your network and taking an extra day to synthesize learnings. Cultural shock and inclusion are keys to belonging in education. How to maximize the experience at the United conference Details about the conference strands and keynote speakers. "The power and magic of feeling included, noticed, and a sense of belonging is paramount. And it's paramount in education, where...