5304 – Org Change

Self-differentiated leadership

In the ever-evolving realm of education, I’ve come to realize that achieving significant change requires more than just a vision; it demands effective communication, understanding, and the ability to navigate crucial conversations. As I embark on my Influencer Strategy to implement the Interactive Learning Pods initiative and enhance student engagement, integrating crucial conversations into my […]

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Contribution to My Learning and the Learning Community (5304 & 5317)

Throughout both courses, 5304 Leading Organizational Change and 5317 Resources for Digital Environments, I consistently reflected on what was working well and areas where improvement was needed. This continuous self-reflection helped me adapt and grow, embracing feedback from both peers and instructors to refine my understanding and application of the course concepts. I actively participated

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Executing Change

Embarking on a transformative path toward educational excellence, we are excited to introduce the 4 Disciplines of Execution (4DX) strategy as the cornerstone of our plan to implement the innovative “Interactive Learning Pods: A Dynamic Blended Learning Solution“. With a firm commitment to achieving our Wildly Important Goal (WIG) and enhancing the learning experience at

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Influencer Strategy

The six sources of influence strategy outlined in this post is intricately connected to the overarching goal of my innovation plan “Interactive Learning Pods: A Dynamic Blended Learning Solution“. This innovation plan seeks to revolutionize traditional teaching methods by introducing Interactive Learning Pods, blending personalized learning, collaboration, and technology-driven activities. To ensure the successful implementation

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What’s your Why

Part A: Why, How, and What of Organizational Change Why: To create an engaging and personalized learning experience for elementary students. How: By establishing interactive learning groups that leverage the Station Rotation Blended Learning Model, customizing education to individual needs through technology-driven activities, and shifting the teacher’s role to that of a facilitator and mentor.

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