Another Leader's Edge podcast episode with guest James McLaughlin! Dr. McLaughlin has 38 years of experience serving as Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, Director of Special Services, LDTC, and Special Education. He joins the podcast to discuss supporting multilingual learners. Be sure to follow the show and catch our latest episode. Spotify Link: https://lnkd.in/efjcYBaN Apple Link: https://lnkd.in/ewPDY_Ay #nj #education #edtech #educators #multilingual #ESL #k12
New Jersey Association of Educational Leaders
Education Administration Programs
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NEW JERSEY’S PREMIER NETWORK OF EDUCATIONAL LEADERS
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The mission of NJAEL is to inspire, empower, and transform leaders to drive positive change in their organizations and communities. We are dedicated to cultivating a vibrant network of exceptional leaders who embody integrity, innovation, and inclusivity. Through diverse programs, resources, and collaborative opportunities, we strive to foster continuous learning, personal growth, and professional development for our members. The NJAEL serves as a platform for leaders to connect, exchange insights, and access cutting-edge knowledge, enabling them to navigate complex challenges with confidence and resilience. The NJAEL is committed to championing ethical leadership principles, promoting transparency, and advocating for the highest standards of integrity in all aspects of leadership. By fostering a culture of inclusivity and embracing diverse perspectives, we believe in harnessing the collective wisdom of our members to foster innovation and drive sustainable solutions. The NJAEL seeks to make a lasting impact by equipping leaders with the skills, tools, and resources necessary to create positive change. We believe that leadership is not confined to a specific title or position, but rather a mindset that can be cultivated and honed. By nurturing emerging leaders, mentoring aspiring individuals, and recognizing exceptional achievements, we aim to shape the leaders of today and tomorrow. Together, we aspire to build a global community of leaders who are committed to making a difference, driving meaningful progress, and inspiring others to reach their full potential. Through collaboration, knowledge sharing, and collective action, we envision a future where leadership excellence becomes the catalyst for creating a more equitable, sustainable, and prosperous world. Join NJAEL in our mission to transform leadership and shape a brighter future for all.
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Former Superintendent Dr. Jim McLaughlin joins the show to discuss supporting multilingual learners. Dr. McLaughlin has 38 years of experience in the public schools serving in the capacities of Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, Director of...
Supporting Multilingual Learners with Dr. Jim McLaughlin by NJAEL - The Leader's Edge Podcast
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Honoring all veterans today. Thank you for your service, sacrifice, and dedication to our country! #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #nj #education
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We hope to see you there this Wednesday afternoon!
Fall Networking EVENT sponsored by Renaissance Learning! November 13 @ 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm Location: Verve, 18 East Main Street, Somerville, NJ 08876 https://lnkd.in/e5qpGuUW
Fall Networking EVENT 11/13/24
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Leadership isn’t about control – it’s about rewiring brains for trust and growth. Real leadership goes beyond authority. Leaders create emotional and mental shifts that drive team performance. By focusing on empathy, listening, and vision, leaders activate powerful brain chemicals like oxytocin (trust) and dopamine (motivation). The result? Teams feel valued, motivated, and ready to excel. Here’s some of the neuroscience behind effective leadership: 1. Empowerment – Builds trust and confidence pathways. 2. Vision – Creates oxytocin-fueled bonds through shared purpose. 3. Listening – Activates empathy circuits, making people feel valued. 4. Serving – Releases endorphins, creating positive connections. 5. Coaching – Strengthens learning and adaptability. 6. Inspiring – Triggers dopamine, fueling motivation. 7. Developing Talent – Supports growth and resilience. So remember, leadership isn’t control – it’s connection. Enjoyed? Repost to share with others ♻️ And follow Benjamin B. Bargetzi for more on Neuroscience + Psychology + Tech (Image-Credits to Kacy Maxwell)
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Fall Networking EVENT sponsored by Renaissance Learning! November 13 @ 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm Location: Verve, 18 East Main Street, Somerville, NJ 08876 https://lnkd.in/e5qpGuUW
Fall Networking EVENT 11/13/24
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Wishing everyone in NJ education a restful and great long weekend! #nj #education #k12 #edtech #teaching #administration
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When students, teachers, and administration all come together, greatness follows. Check out some scenes from our latest engagement at Becton Regional High School, with our friends at New Jersey Association of Educational Leaders, PureTek Group, BehaviorFlow, and Henry P Becton Regional School.