The Hidden Strategy High Performing Schools Use to Keep Improving
If you’re working to lead change across your school, network, or state, you know how tough it can be. In the era of overwhelm, with constant initiatives and competing priorities, creating lasting change can feel out of reach.
That’s why this episode of our Leadership in the Era of Overwhelm series is one you won’t want to miss. In this episode, William talks with Steven Trotter - a school leader with over two decades of experience helping schools across Victoria, Australia, manage complexity and drive meaningful, sustained improvement.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- How to start the process of leading change that lasts.
- The ‘right people’ to help lead change — and why it’s not everyone.
- How to bring people on board (and keep them there).
- The key stages of change every leader should know.
- Why building a “success team” is critical for long-term results.
If you want to create impact that endures, across your school, network, or state, this is the episode to share with your entire leadership team.
ABOUT YOUR HOST
Dr William DeJean is the founder and CEO of Unleash Learning and the host of Unleash Learning TV and radio. With 25 years in education, a doctorate in education, and three books under his belt, William is passionate about helping schools make learning stick for everyone.
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