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Monday, May 6 • 4:00pm - 5:15pm
Adaptive Leadership for a World in Flux

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Change is constant. Brain research, technology, family needs, and other societal disruptions require leaders to adapt and explore new approaches in early childhood settings. How do we model and create cultures that enable all staff to flourish in changing times? In this session, we will explore and experience important elements of adaptive leadership proposed by Ron Heifetz and Marty Linsky in their groundbreaking book, Leadership on the Line. We will explore understanding and identifying adaptive versus technical challenges, and uncovering conflicting values that are part of the principal of “immunity to change”. The conference’s focus is on families, and participants will use examples of challenges regarding engaging families when we apply the adaptive leadership concepts.

Presenters
avatar for Shellie Dickstein

Shellie Dickstein

Managing Director of Early Childhood and Family Engagement, Jewish Education Project
Shellie Dickstein is Managing Director of Early Childhood and Family Engagement for the Jewish Education Project. Shellie leads a team to facilitate , professional development, and change initiatives that spark and spread innovative approaches and new models in Jewish early childhood... Read More →
avatar for Yael Kahn Pinto

Yael Kahn Pinto

Early Childhood Educational Consultant, The Jewish Education Project
Yael Kahn Pinto earned her MS E.d. in early childhood general and special education from Bank Street. She began her teaching career at a Jewish preschool where she became passionate about and developed expertise in the Reggio Emilia approach and constructivist education. Yael believes... Read More →


Monday May 6, 2019 4:00pm - 5:15pm CDT
Room 711C