Moving Out of Your Comfort Zone to ReFocus, RePosition and ReInvent Your School Raymond J. McNulty, Senior Vice President International Center for Leadership.

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Moving Out of Your Comfort Zone to ReFocus, RePosition and ReInvent Your School Raymond J. McNulty, Senior Vice President International Center for Leadership in Education East Richland Community Unit

Learning Criteria to Support 21st Century Learners Foundation Learning Stretch Learning Learner Engagement Personal Skill Development Components of School Excellence Embrace a Common Vision and Goals Inform Decisions Through Data Systems Empower Leadership Teams to Take Action and Innovate Clarify Student Learning Expectations Adopt Effective Instructional Practices Address Organizational Structures Monitor Progress/Improve Support Systems Refine Process on an Ongoing Basis Rigor/Relevance Framework Supported by Relationships FIDELITY OF IMPLEMENTATION

There can be no keener revelation of a societys soul than the way in which it treats its children. Nelson Mandela

CLOSING Its Up To You Resistance to Change Being Extraordinary

5 You Have Your Plan… Now Its Up to You!!!

6 FAQs…

7 How about FMEs???

8 Lets listen to the students…

9 I didn't do it because I didn't want to add to your heavy workload. I did it on the computer and my printer broke. My Dad accidentally put it in his briefcase and took it to work.

10 I left it at Mom's house when she took me back to Dad's house. I must have lost it on the way to school. I left it in my shirt and my mother put the shirt in the wash. A sudden wind blew it out of my hand and I never saw it again.

11 I was mugged on the way to school and the mugger took everything. My sisters scribbled all over it. I lost it fighting this kid who said you weren't the best teacher in the school. Homework? What homework???

12 And if we allow the excuses to win, heres what our classrooms could look like…

13 And speaking of excuses…

14 Are the kids the only ones with excuses???

15 Any of these sound familiar???

16 These kids just dont care! We dont have enough $$$! When have we EVER had enough $$$? Hmm... Maybe they dont care how much you know until they know how much you care.

17 We dont have enough time! We have too much to do, we are overwhelmed! Are we using the time we have well??? More of the same wont change results! Focus, focus, focus-were doing this to ourselves!

18 We have unions! We have no parent support! So work with them – do you think they want to defend bad teaching? Have you really invited them into educational decisions? What do you want them to do?

19 We have too many federal and state regulations! The government doesnt support us! Focus on what you can control! The govt. has enough problems of its own right now…

20 We dont have the technology! Our administrators keep changing! Are we using what we have now well? But youre there…

21 We have some real negative people in the building! We have a principal who isnt a leader! So put them together and work around them! Leadership is about action, not position!

Building a GREAT organization proceeds in 4 stages: Stage 1 – Disciplined People Stage 2 – Disciplined Thought Stage 3 – Disciplined Action Stage 4 – Building Greatness to Last

Stage 1: Disciplined People Level 5 leadership: Ambitious for the cause Fierce resolve to do whatever it takes …get the right people on the bus, the wrong people off the bus, and the right people into the right seats?

Stage 2: Disciplined Thought Confront the brutal facts Hedgehog concept – consistent simple concept What can you be the best at? What are you deeply passionate about?

Stage 3: Disciplined Action Culture of discipline People dont have jobs, they have responsibilities Its a long process, relentlessly pushing No miracle moment!

Stage 4: Building Greatness to Last Have many leaders, multiple generations to keep the process going Preserve the core belief and stimulate progress

ICLE pm_DFY 27 And when it all comes together, heres what it can look like…

28 If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more, and become more, you are a leader. John Quincy Adams

Many involved in school re-invention work would argue that change is the most talked about and least acted upon concept in education today.

Stop waiting for the cure … you are the cure!!

Three Resistance Factors

1. Clutter and Doubt

2. TO BE NORMAL Our evolution as humans has provided us a powerful survival tool…. Routines, Habits, Protocols….. This is all a good thing except for when we must change or innovate….

Short term survival requires routines. Long term survival requires significant change.

Why arent there more students achieving at higher levels?

3. Innovation depends on a healthy dose of failure. Baby walking

BEING EXTRAORDINARY

Committed to the truth Be committed to delaying gratification Be someone who always has the chance of saying yes Live a life where you do not make others wrong

BEING EXTRAORDINARY Be committed to courage Be someone who produces results with absolutely no force Be a person who is peaceful in chaos

BEING EXTRAORDINARY Be committed to courage Be someone who produces results with absolutely no force Be a person who is peaceful in chaos Be committed to managing success, while being aware of its dangers (lottery winners and GM)

What got us to where we are today in education, will not get us to where we need to be!

You will need to plan to improve the design of your system, but plan to learn, not plan to be right. LEARN YOUR WAY INTO THE FUTURE.

The Invisible Difference PassionCommitment

Moving Out of Your Comfort Zone to ReFocus, RePosition and ReInvent Your School Raymond J. McNulty, Senior Vice President International Center for Leadership in Education East Richland Community Unit