Andrew Theado retweeted
Second place as a team for second straight year, first individual win since 2014 first relay win since 2005! An amazing end to this journey! #gobears🐻 #homegrown @UAHSAthletics @UA_SpiritClub @UABearsStrength
Andrew Theado retweeted
A great day of swimming Yesterday by the Ladies competing at States in Canton! Co- State Champs in the 50 Free, An individual State Champ in the 100 Free, a 2 Second win and NEW SCHOOL RECORD in the 200 Free Relay!
"This is like our Sunday Night Football." I had so much fun putting this story together about a group of Upper Arlington students and 1 remarkable teacher who have worked tirelessly to provide live streams of Golden Bears' basketball games. @ua_highschool nbc4i.com/news/local-news/up…
So proud of this award! Way to represent @ua_highschool! #GoBears #Culture #StrengthInTeam @UA_SpiritClub @UAHSAthletics
Congratulations to our coaches and players on winning the 2020 Central Ohio Soccer Coaches Association Sportsmanship Award for Girls Division 1! You represented yourselves, your school and your community with class this season! 👏👏 @UAHSAthletics @ua_highschool @ThisWeekDave
Andrew Theado retweeted
Congratulations to our Ladies Cross Country team 2020 District Champs-and to our Mens Cross Country team 2020 District Runner Up. Both teams advance to the regional next week. Great job UAXC! – at Columbus, OH
A5: Never have we had an educational environment that is constantly changing. Teachers need to feel empowered to innovate and fail fast, so we can continue to learn and adapt our teaching/leading practices. #ContagiousDrive #CultureEd
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Absolutely! #ServeLeadSucceed #CultureEd
A3: In order to feel empowered, empower others. Leadership is not as much about you as it is about serving others. #CultureED
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A4: There is a stigma with the term "leader" because it is often associated with a "leader" that was directive and facilitated a top-down organization. Leaders must model the culture they expect in their buildings. #StartWithHeart #StrengthInTeam #ContagiousDrive #CultureEd
Q4: Is there a stigma around the term “leader” that would cause teachers not to see themselves as leaders? #CultureEd
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A3: They need support and encouragement from their colleagues and from the principal. #CultureEd
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A2: Schools need to create structures that flatten communication and distribute leadership among the staff. Relationships need to be strong and the culture needs to be one that values and supports this work. #CultureEd
Q2: What are some of the reasons why teachers don't see themselves as leaders? What are some of the roadblocks? #CultureEd
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A1: Teachers are leaders. They lead classrooms full of students, they lead professional learning, and they are the faces of the entire school. They need to see themselves as leaders because we need them to guide students to reach their potential. #CultureEd
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Andrew Theado. High school principal. Columbus, OH #CultureEd
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