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we have been reading, discussing, and reflecting quite a bit on the topic of leadership recently, and one of the products of this deep dive is a video series all about what leaders have learned this year. in his interview, dr. patrick ward from mayfield city schools in ohio mused on the fact that school leaders are trained to manage acute crises, but for the past year they have been managing a chronic crisis, with several acute crises emerging as the chronic crisis continued. we’ve been thinking about the phrase “chronic crisis” and drawing from some inspiring resources to consider the best way to rally your community through it. with the end of the school year in sight, now is the time to re-energize your teams so you can finish strong. to do that, you need to address three interrelated dimensions: emotions, mindsets, and behaviors.
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