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Culture of Excellence

Culture of Excellence

著者: Lee Crockett
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Join Lee Crockett, author and global education consultant, as he explores how exceptional leaders build thriving, human-centred schools. Short, insightful episodes on leadership, culture, and professional wellness.

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  • Reactive Rhythms
    2025/11/15

    Reactive Rhythms explores how urgency becomes identity and how leaders can restore coherence through awareness, design, and presence.

    Key Takeaways

    • Reactive rhythm is a design issue, not a personal failing.
    • Urgency feels productive but erodes empathy and foresight.
    • Neuroscience (Porges 2011; Rock & Ringleb 2013) shows that constant reactivity narrows the social brain.
    • Awareness restores agency — the power to choose response over reaction.
    • Presence rituals, strategic blockouts, and calendar anchors rebuild adaptive capacity.
    • Efficiency equals alignment — when time reflects intent.

    Learn more about The Culture of Excellence

    Build trust, wellness, and lasting impact in your school.

    Visit https://leecrockett.net

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    12 分
  • The Initiative Graveyard
    2025/11/11

    Every school has one — that quiet space where good ideas go to die. In this episode, Lee Crockett explores The Initiative Graveyard: why promising programs fade, what it costs our culture, and how school leaders can design systems that make change last.

    Drawing on research from Fixsen, Durlak, DuPre, Fullan, Hattie, and more, Lee unpacks the real causes of initiative fatigue — and shares five powerful design shifts that turn short-term enthusiasm into lasting excellence.

    Key Takeaways

    • Schools don’t fail for lack of ideas, but for lack of systems that sustain them.
    • “Front-loading and forgetting” kills more initiatives than bad strategy ever will.
    • Coherence beats complexity — focus builds trust.
    • The antidote to initiative fatigue is disciplined iteration, not constant innovation.
    • Sustainable change happens through five shifts: define the finish line, prioritise momentum, design for clarity, close before you replace, and build capacity where practice lives.
    • Culture doesn’t change through speeches — it changes through systems.

    Chapters

    [00:00] Intro – The Quiet Space Where Good Ideas Go to Die
    [00:37] The Pattern of the Graveyard
    [01:50] Why It Keeps Happening
    [03:18] The Human Cost
    [04:20] The Reframe – Continuous Learning
    [05:22] The Five Shifts
    [09:37] From Graveyard to Garden

    Learn more about The Culture of Excellence

    Build trust, wellness, and lasting impact in your school.

    Visit https://leecrockett.net

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    11 分
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