Success Mindsets for Boarding School – Part 2: Five Elements of a Success Mindset Dr. Chris Thurber & Dr. Szu-Hui Lee Phillips Exeter Academy As psychologists who provide therapy at boarding school, we have learned a lot from our students, especially…
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Success Mindsets for Boarding School – Part 2
Success Mindsets for Boarding School - Part 2: Five Elements of a Success Mindset Dr. Chris Thurber & Dr. Szu-Hui Lee Phillips Exeter Academy As psychologists who provide therapy at boarding school, we have learned a lot from our...
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Success Mindsets for Boarding School - Part 1: Why Mindset Matters Dr. Chris Thurber & Dr. Szu-Hui Lee Phillips Exeter Academy From the moment we are born, life is a series of adjustments. Infants first adjust to light, ...
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Success Mindsets for Boarding School – Part 2
Posted in Academics, Administration, Admissions, Athletics, Boarding schools, College Admissions, College Advising, Communications, Counseling, Curriculum, Dispelling Myths, Diversity, Heads, Independent Schools, Marketing, Parents, Student Culture, Student Life, Students, Students of Color, Teaching & Learning, Uncategorized
Well Spent
Tactical measures can help schools spend less. Knowing when to benchmark – and when not to – can do even more. Read the whole article, Well Spent: Creative Cost Controls, by TABS Executive Director, Pete Upham and Geoff Still, VP…
Building “Team Captive”
Captives allow owners to put their premiums to work and control and mitigate risk, while taking advantage of certain tax protections that are available, but bringing these benefits to reality is a team effort. The best captives are supported by…
Why Boarding School?
by Loomis Chaffee Head of School, Sheila Culbert, PhD., and originally appearing on the Loomis Chaffee Head’s Blog: —————————— Why Boarding School? February 7, 2019 A few weeks ago, along with several other heads of school, I participated in a webcast focused on…
Posted in Boarding schools, Heads
Preparing Your School For More Effective Crisis Response – Two Essential Organizational Prerequisites
News reports about sexual misconduct in schools are no longer uncommon. Whether the allegations are about current student – student sexual assault or past teacher – student sexual abuse, no type of school is immune, including independent schools. A claim…
Posted in Administration, Boarding schools, Boards, Business Office, Communications, Dispelling Myths, Heads, Independent Schools, Trustees Tagged with: crisis management, sexual abuse
25 Factors Great Boarding Schools Have in Common
Editor’s Note: In June of 2013, Pat Bassett retired as president of NAIS, the National Association of Independent Schools, and now consults with schools. Pete Upham is executive director of TABS, The Association of Boarding Schools.1 This blog was originally…
Kindness is Difficult.
By Brad Bates, Head of School, Dublin School. Originally posted on 2 Brads Blog. The recent presidential election brought about an unprecedented level of vitriol, hate and anger in our country. As a history teacher I had to go back…
WONDERING #3
We continue to live in an era of rapid cultural evolution. Reasonable people navigate these turbulent waters with humility, curiosity, and openness, yet even reasonable people can feel the passionate, loud, and often uncompromising voices of extreme perspectives – extreme…
Stereotype Threat & The Unique Advantage of Community
Remember SchoolHouse Rock? “Conjunction – Junction, what’s your function?” If you are too young, it’s worth a Google. I loved it and learned plenty about “Hooking up words, and phrases and clauses…” But another thing that always stuck in my…
Avoiding Crises Through Values–Driven Leadership: Are You Leading Your School’s Culture Or Is It Leading You?
The following is published with permission to authors David Wolowitz, J.D., McLane Middleton, P.A. and Claude Marchessault, Strategic Leadership Group, Inc. ——— Educators understand that nothing is more important than promoting the health, safety and welfare of students in a…
Posted in Boarding schools, Business Office, Heads, Independent Schools, Student Culture Tagged with: crisis management, risk management
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