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Develop a Coaching Culture: Step by Step
Each school is unique. We knew that the day we started Graydin and we continue to relearn that every year we continue to grow. But they are not unique in the way you may think. Of course, they offer much of the same services, have similar structures and of course many of the same job roles. What makes them different from one another is their current circumstance, the context in which they find themselves in. They are all existing in their unique moment in history.
Help Them Stand Up To The Bully
Some of my toughest years growing up were between the ages 7-10. I was bullied and felt like an outsider. Upon reflection, I realise I needed was a coach.
Now, right now is the time to be Checking-In
Since Saturday, October 7 this year, a war in the Middle East has been consuming the mental bandwidth of millions of lives all over the world. If you have an acquaintance, colleague, friend or loved one who is deeply or even loosely connected to the Arab or Jewish world, you need to Check-In
How You See Teenagers Changes Everything
“I am not a label. The doctors may label me, but don't you! Not you. Not the person who is supposed to be on my side. Don’t YOU dare collude with them.
I am not a label. I understand that labels help you make sense of the type of help I need and the severity of my condition, but it is not who I am. I just am. I am a human, living in a body, trying to survive. Trying to survive in a world that doesn't fully accept me and in a mind and body that doesn’t accept itself. Living in a world where I feel trapped, overwhelmed and out of control.
How My Brother Died Twice and the Wild Adventures of Grief
This was written in honour of International Grief Awareness Day and those we have all lost, loved and grieved.
On Tuesday last week, we buried one of my brothers, Colin David Simpson. Laying him to rest reminded me of the importance of a possibility mindset and sense of adventure. Colin was a risk-taker, a true rascal, and could make you laugh until your belly hurt. Then we lost him.
A Coaching Lens on Exam Result Conversations
For most students, the end of August is a bittersweet time for one simple reason – exam results. As an educator or parent, you're likely pondering, “How can I provide the most effective support when my students’ exam results come to light?”
Practice Drop Ins
Each month we host two online group coaching session where teachers can connect, share their experiences and bring their coaching questions. Sign up today and join us next time!