gcLi Leadership Podcast
The Gardner Carney Leadership Institute's, (gcLi) mission makes clear that there is an inextricable connection between leadership and citizenship. We are committed to the idea that leadership must be cultivated. The healthy, effective, and benevolent functioning of classrooms, sports teams, schools, local communities, and entire nations depends upon it. Leadership is an active struggle, an exercise of character and values, a willingness to be in dialogue with diverse viewpoints, an ability to take risks and to engage wholeheartedly and uncomfortably with groups. To do it well, one must be willing to be in a lifelong journey to become more self-aware. In short, the path to leadership and thus to citizenship consists of all the skills and behaviors that the gcLi has taught since its inaugural Leadership Lab 2005. In my view, never has such training been more relevant. gcLi's Mission: Educating Teachers to Teach Leadership to Students.
gcLi Leadership Podcast
Embracing Dignity in Education: A Conversation with Bob Mattingly
In this episode of the gcLi Leadership Podcast, host Berdy welcomes Bob Mattingly, the Executive Director of the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Education (CSEE). The conversation centers around the theme of dignity, which CSEE has been emphasizing as a crucial aspect of education. Bob shares insights into the history and mission of CSEE, highlighting its commitment to character development and moral reasoning in schools. He discusses the evolution of educational values over the years and the importance of recognizing dignity in the context of diverse student identities and experiences.
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