Leadership Development, Systemic Thinking Matt Silver Leadership Development, Systemic Thinking Matt Silver

The Case for Service Design Competency in Education Senior Leadership  (Copy)

How do you know whether the ‘services’ your organisation provides are actually working for the people who use them? 

We’re not talking solely about central team processes here, we’re talking about the whole delivery within education; beyond meeting standards, auditing or organisational targets, to whether the newly appointed teacher moving through your induction process feels genuinely set up to succeed. Whether the student navigating a difficult transition feels supported and understood. Whether the family trying to engage with the school feels like the door is actually open for them.

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Leadership Development Anna Silver Leadership Development Anna Silver

Leadership Lessons in Education: A Journey Through the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future

Education is a complicated entity; and for many reasons. Wicked problems have multiple root causes; they have multiple symptoms; they have multiple solutions and as such it makes them incredibly challenging to solve, if in fact, they ever can be solved in their entirety. What makes them ever more challenging is that they themselves are constantly evolving and changing as are the causes, symptoms and solutions. 

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Leadership Development Matt Silver Leadership Development Matt Silver

Leading for Impact

Leadership development has become a buzzword in the corporate and educational sectors alike. However, many courses and programmes still fall short of empowering participants to deliver meaningful, lasting impact in their organisation. If we want to truly empower leaders to sustainably grow, inspire, and transform their organisation, we need to take a holistic approach that uses human development principles as a foundation and focuses on personal and professional growth, self-awareness, and system maturity. Without doing so we are missing out on the impact by and to the collective ‘whole’.

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