267. Legacy of Learning: Featuring Meghan Lawson
Join us as we delve into the nuanced world of leading teachers, exploring key topics such as collectivism versus individual achievement, the profound influence of positive psychology on the learning process, and the transformative power of positive feedback.
đź“š Key Topics Explored:
- Collectivism vs. Individual Achievement: Uncover the dynamics between collectivism and individual achievement in the realm of education. Meghan shares valuable insights on finding the right balance to foster a collaborative yet individualized learning environment.
- Positive Psychology in Learning: Explore the impact of positive psychology on the learning experience. Discover how incorporating positive psychology principles can create a more engaging and fulfilling educational journey for both educators and students.
- The Importance of Positive Feedback (or Feedforward): Delve into the significance of positive feedback in the learning process. Meghan sheds light on why constructive and positive feedback, or feedforward, is a catalyst for growth and lasting impact.
- Small Moves, Big Impact: Uncover the power of small yet impactful moves in the classroom. Meghan shares practical strategies that educators can implement to make a significant difference in the learning experience for their students.
- “Legacy of Learning: Teaching for Lasting Impact:” Get an exclusive sneak peek into Meghan’s latest book, “Legacy of Learning.” Explore the central themes and insights that make this book a valuable resource for educators aiming to leave a lasting impact on their students.
About Megan Lawson:
Meghan is a thought leader who studies and implements the conditions and systems needed for transformational change. A lover of learning who believes in the goodness of people, Meghan works to cultivate spaces that honor the humanity of all people. She promotes
storytelling, the exchange of ideas, and risk-taking. She is passionate about disrupting the status quo and creating kinder, forward-thinking communities of action. Meghan is also intensely curious about how to enhance the customer experience in schools. Meghan began her career in the English Language Arts classroom. So, inevitably, her mantra is “Words matter”. She has worked in all levels of K–12 education as a teacher, school administrator, district administrator, and educational consultant.
Follow Megan Lawson:Â
- Website: www.meghanlawson.comÂ
- Twitter: @meghan_lawson
- Instagram: @meghanlawsonblog
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