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Empowered Educator: Leadership in Motion | Educational Leadership, Principal Leadership, Teachers as Leaders
Are you a passionate educator stepping into leadership—or thinking about making that leap?</p>
<p>Maybe you just accepted your first admin role and feel the weight of leading well.</p>
<p>Or you’re a classroom teacher who feels the calling to lead with purpose and impact.</p>
<p><strong>The Empowered Educator Show</strong> is your space to grow as a leader without losing who you are.</p>
<p>I’m Dr. Mel—former administrator turned leadership and instructional coach, educational consultant, and now your guide to navigating the real work of school leadership. With over 25 years in education, I help new and aspiring leaders shift their mindset, strengthen their strategies, and build Confident Classrooms—where teachers feel supported, students are engaged, and learning thrives.</p>
<p>Each episode I bring you real talk, practical tools, and heart-centered leadership support designed to help you:</p>
<p>Create a school culture rooted in confidence, clarity, and trust</p>
<p>Develop teachers who feel empowered, not overwhelmed</p>
<p>Lead with boldness, even when the road gets bumpy</p>
<p>It’s about becoming the kind of leader who creates ripple effects across classrooms, campuses, and communities.</p>
<p>Let’s power up your purpose and put your leadership in motion.</p>
Empowered Educator: Leadership in Motion | Educational Leadership, Principal Leadership, Teachers as Leaders
Midweek Mastery: Adult vs. Children Learners *85
Today, we're diving into the fascinating world of learning, comparing how adults and children approach education differently. We'll explore the unique motivations, learning styles, and challenges each group faces, and how this knowledge can empower you to make a bigger impact in education.
Motivation:
- Adults: Intrinsic, goal-oriented, need practical relevance.
- Children: Extrinsic, motivated by rewards and curiosity.
Experience:
- Adults: Bring rich backgrounds, self-directed.
- Children: Limited prior knowledge, dependent on guidance.
Learning Styles:
- Adults: Established styles, prefer practical application.
- Children: Developing styles, learn through play and exploration.
Barriers:
- Adults: Time constraints, fear of failure, fixed mindsets.
- Children: Short attention spans, need supportive environment, developmental stages.
Flexibility:
- Adults: Less adaptable, resistant to change.
- Children: Highly adaptable, willing to experiment.
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