team habits leadership institute
how can we build better team habits for learning, meetings, and projects?

this leadership institute is for district leaders who want to improve the way their teams work. teams are critical in driving change across a district and the key to any successful transformation is the team leading and supporting that work. too often teams try to launch new initiatives, while working in the same way. in this workshop, we'll look specifically at team habits for more effective learning, meetings, and projects and introduce the framework, "5 steps for building team habits," part of a new book that will be published this september by corwin press. you will leave with new knowledge and specific habits you can implement with your teams. 

the new team habits institute on social media

creating psychological safety on a team is critical for team habits to form and generate success. it's not just about being heard, but acting on what is shared to learn and grow together...#teamhabits @edelements @kearamas @anthonx @edu_thompson

— amy miller (@amyemiller1473) november 8, 2019

such a fabulous two days!! thank you @edelements https://t.co/eno28l5uco

— rindy ward (@rindy_ward) november 7, 2019

people know you better than you know you. listen to the people that know you best, they are the best reflection of who you are. @jcasap #teamhabits @edelements national leadership institute pic.twitter.com/icvphjkfnp

— rick l. robins ed.d (@rickrobins12) november 7, 2019

spending time with leaders across the country talking about #teamhabits to increase belonging, create a positive culture, and build trust on teams. @kearamas @anthonx @kawai_lai @edelements https://t.co/vtx3vlidbz

— gabrielle hewitt (@gabeeindc) november 7, 2019

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