Be the Head Coach of a School with Ben Ziegler Transformative Principal 528

<p>Ben Ziegler started his teaching career in SW Washington back in 2009. For a decade now, he has been a part of the Battle Ground School District, and for the past four years, he has been serving as an administrator. Throughout his tenure, Ben has held various positions, including a Dean for Students at the high school level, three years as an elementary AP, and currently, he is an AP at the middle school level.</p> <p>On this episode we talk about the <a href= "https://moveup.transformativeprincipal.com/?utm_source=tp528">Move Up Workshop</a>, where you will learn how to show up, lead up and level up so you can move up. Are you ready to move up? Take the 2-minute assessment <a href= "https://moveup.transformativeprincipal.com/?utm_source=tp528">here</a> and see for yourself.</p> <ul> <li>What was most valuable from the workshop you attended with Jethro? </li> <li>Getting our mission/vision statements into our observations.</li> <li>How we are aligning in our vision and mission</li> <li>Coherence - aligning academics and social emotional. TPEP</li> <li>What is your one thing? Being aware 2x a day, ask myself if I’m aware.</li> <li>Helping teachers be more willing to try new things and do different things.</li> <li>How has your one thing impacted you in ways you didn’t expect?</li> <li>Had a really good conversation with a staff member here and made some suggestions to a staff member.</li> <li>Believe in myself more and slow down in moments in dealing with people.</li> <li>Strategic vs. Tactical approaches.</li> <li>Perspective</li> <li>Surprised in a good way with how much it aligned with what I already believe.</li> <li>Inventory of gratitude</li> <li>If someone is considering attending this workshop, what advice would you give them? </li> <li>What is your vision for your career? </li> <li>Started coaching middle school sports at 19 years old. Loved teaching and coaching.</li> <li>Be the head coach of a school.</li> <li>You work with people to improve their schools but help them be the best they can be.</li> <