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Kind Leaders Challenge for Growth
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In this episode with Gabriella Ridley, Head of FS2 at Horizon English School, we unpack why the kind leaders don’t avoid tough conversations - they lean into them with the foundation of creating psychological safety.
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Being Someone You’re Proud Of
14:16|A special podcast episode in which students from Charterhouse Square School share what strong leadership means to them.
School Founder, Expert Leader: Inside John Kelly’s Sixth Gear Mindset
21:41|Meet John Kelly - who didn’t just run a school, he built one from scratch before joining Cognita to lead one of Mexico’s top schools, Colegio Olinca.From the daily rituals that shape his discipline to the ‘sixth gear’ mindset that drives his ambition, you’ll discover what makes John a distinctive and dynamic leader in our global Cognita community.
5. Persistence over Brilliance with Emma McAulay, AIS Singapore
26:39||Season 1, Ep. 5In this podcast episode, we explore the world of leadership, resilience and the power of human connections with a guest who truly lives and breathes her leadership mantras. Tune in as Emma McAulay shares the guiding principles that shape her approach, along with a special book recommendation that could inspire your leadership journey.
4. A Journey of Embracing Changes - Chandini Misra (Principal of Repton Al Barsha School)
40:41||Season 1, Ep. 4
3. Ian Wallace is joined by Executive Principal at Southbank International School, Siobhan McGrath
33:59||Season 1, Ep. 32. Ian Wallace is joined by Mark Wenzel, Superintendent of SAIS WL
40:38||Season 1, Ep. 21. Kevan Collins on Cognita Perspectives Podcast with Ian Wallace
30:02||Season 1, Ep. 1
Bonus: With Dr Bettina Hohnen on understanding anxiety in children and young people
33:27|In another special episode of our podcast, we speak to clinician, educator and author Dr Bettina Hohnen about anxiety. We explore healthy anxiety – especially in the context of a global pandemic – and we look at when to seek additional support if parents are worried about their child. We discuss ways of proactively reducing the development of anxiety and we share tips on how to deal with any in-the-moment panic attacks.