Last week I had the honour to talk to Jeevan Matharu the host of the Vancrux Podcast (find it on YouTube or Spotify). In the podcast we talk about what is going on with careers at the moment and try and reflect on how people should think about their careers if they want to both […]
A couple of weeks ago we held a session bringing together a wide range of researchers and practitioners involved in green guidance. We presented the outcomes of our Exploring Green Guidance project and also heard from practitioners who have been working with these ideas. If you are interested in becoming a green guidance ambassador then […]
There are steps K-12 leaders can take to keep teachers and principals in the leadership pipeline, administrators say.
Knox County streamlined hiring and empowered principals to beat teacher shortages.
Knox County reimagined teacher hiring and is starting each year fully staffed.
At the weekend I delivered a session as part of our Masters programme at the University of Derby. It looked at a lot of the nuts and bolts of career guidance policy systems, in particular focusing on England, but also taking in some other systems along the way. It finishes with some discussion of the […]
Gauging job candidates’ readiness for the challenges of running a school is not easy.
Here is another of my short career theory videos. In this one I talk about Bill Law’s career theory. This is part of a career theory course that we are running at the Inland Norway University which we are structuring around the work of Knud Illeris. As I say in this lecture, there are some […]
I periodically create short videos on different aspects of career theory. In this video I talk about motivation and motivational theories and then segue into discussion of the related area of social-cognitive career theory. I’ve produced this for a course that I’m teaching at the Inland Norway University (so the slides are in Norwegian, or […]
Shortened schedules may do less than district leaders hope to improve turnover and teacher quality.
