Legendary Leadership Badge (October 2017)

There are those that don’t understand the power of reflective observation.  They mistakenly believe that there is nothing to learn after a few cursory visits to a classroom.  Nothing could be further from the truth.  In fact, the most important key to building insight and deeper understanding about teaching and learning is to engage in a steady volume of daily classroom observation.  What we have learned over the past ten years is that after about every 300 classroom observations, the observer will notice, discern, and/or learn something new... something that was previously hidden. It is the “Eureka” moment, and there is nothing else like it in instructional leadership.

In this pursuit, there is the PowerWalks Legendary Leadership Badge that is earned every 300^th PowerWalks Observation. The following instructional leaders have already earned the Legendary Leadership Badge for the 2017/2018 school year (as of 10/31/17).

Two Legendary Leadership Badges

Kenneth Bryant (GPISD): October; September

Shon Joseph (LISD): October: September

One Legendary Leadership Badge

Toni Chapman (CCSD1): October

Eric Cormier (BISD): October

Gerardo Cruz (GPISD): October

Nancy Delosa (GPISD): October

Jennifer Engels (LPISD): October

Larry Gerhart (LPISD): October

Julien Guillory (GPISD): October

Karen Ivy (CISD): October

Greg Lauder (JCPS): October

Tera Marburgh (GPISD): October

Ann Murphy (GPISD): October

Pattie Myers (CISD): October

Barika Noris (GPISD): October

Candace Pohl (LPISD): October

Robert Reedy (JCPS): October

Janie Snyder (GPISD): October

Krystle Breden (GPISD): September

Derrick Brown (SISD): September

Chris Viator (LPISD): September

Think. Work. Achieve.

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