The Enron debacle, the demise of Arthur Andersen, questionable practices at Tyco, Qwest, WorldCom, and a seemingly endless list of others have pushed public...
What stimulates your curiosity? When was the last time you created a place and a space to imagine? If you want a litmus test for how imaginative and innovative you truly are, spend several hours with children and see if you can hold their interest.
What was once good is now bad. What was bad is now good. Like Obama fessing up to his truth about the human rights of gay marriage to keep integrity clean between he and his daughters. This article explores other good to bad and bad to good shifts.
Gyanshala’s innovative pedagogy and Chaitanya Gurukul’s integration of technology and web content into education are building a strong case for innovation in getting effective education to the most remote and poor corners of India – by focusing on whats essential.
Most policymakers, researchers, and parents believe that good teachers and teaching are the keys to school improvement yet these very same folks know little about how teachers teach daily. And that...
On rare occasion, I stray from this blog's focus on clinical neuropathology to inform readers about new innovations in education. After all, we neuropathologists, almost by definition, are educators.
What leaders believe is important, and their beliefs show up in their actions. A focus on hope and building community separate great leaders from terrible ones.
A community of people with diverse backgrounds has come together to create a revolutionary new website- Skillshare- designed to teach and inspire others!
I’ve been assembling the list of “7 Core Beliefs of Transformational Change Leaders” (TCLs) over the past several years, and I’ve come to discover that these folks are just — different!
Excellent comparison between transactional and TC Leaders.
Kosmos publishes the voices of leading edge visionary thinkers and actors in building the emerging global culture (Transformational Leadership in the Arab Region;this is a gem of an article.
We presume we can solve things, and therefore we only need the right algorithms to solve the problems, to fix the world. It are, however, the mysteries that allow innovation, and it are also mysteries that are essentially what emerging markets are about.
Lectures are often the least educational aspect of college; I know, I've taught college seniors and witnessed how little students learn during their four years in higher education.
What would happen if more people, not just the usual (privileged) suspects, had access to the theory, concepts and best practices that could help them become the sustainability change agents or leaders in their respective workplaces?
Many business owners still believe their Human Resources (HR) department is primarily responsible for developing their respective organization's future leaders.
Genghis Khan (Photo credit: Wikipedia) On one end of the leadership spectrum, there is Machiavelli–conniving, ambitious and ruthless. On the other there is Cyrus the Great–humble, generous and loyal.
Few men and women are born leaders. Leadership is achieved by ability, alertness, experience, a knack for getting along with people, a clear head during stressful situations, and 100 other qualities. Here are the five most important attributes I think leaders must possess.
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