Using the Concept of "Linchpin" by Seth Godin to Improve Teaching and Learning

Using the Concept of “Linchpin” by Seth Godin to Improve Teaching and Learning

Using the Concept of “Linchpin” by Seth Godin to Improve Teaching and Learning

Socrates - Head of School | @Socheadofschool

December 3, 2020

Distilling Books With Socrates

Join Claire Springer (Director of Professional Learning, SchoolRubric) and Bryan Hunt (Insatiable Questioner, Socrates – Head of School) as they discuss “Linchpin” by Seth Godin and its implications on educational practice. For more information or to read other book distillations, visit http://www.socratesheadofschool.com.

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0:00 Distilling Books With Socrates Introduction
0:57 What is a “linchpin”?
2:17 What is a “linchpin educator”?
3:30 Recruiting, encouraging, promoting, and retaining “linchpin educators” in schools
7:12 Are artists the innovators, creators, and visionaries in society?
9:58 Framing education in a “linchpin learning” context
14:12 To find out more information

Socrates - Head of School

Socrates - Head of School is a group of educators and industry leaders looking to transform professional development for teachers and administrators. We use the lens of questioning to generate thought provoking professional development through our Open Educational Resource as well as more comprehensive resources through our partnerships. We are distilling the books of thought leaders to curate the most meaningful ways we can move education forward so that children have more positive and productive learning experiences.

Website : www.socratesheadofschool.com

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