CLASSROOM 5.0
THE FUTURE OF LEARNING
Episode 2: Karen stein
CLASSROOM 5.0
THE FUTURE OF LEARNING
Episode 2: KAren Stein
FOUR WAYS YOU CAN SUPPORT curiosity, creativity And collaboration
WITH KAREN STEIN
Have you heard of the term ‘impression management?’ I hadn’t.
It’s a term that describes the very human process of self-filtering, something we all do to try and control how others perceive us, and it starts as early as childhood. Like anything, a healthy dose has its advantage. But when the desire to ‘fit in’ and ‘be accepted’ dominates, it can hold back the creativity and imagination we all want to see expressed by the next gen. In the episode, executive coach Karen Stein shares her knowledge of psychological safety, and how we can provide the right conditions to amplify the possibilities and potential in the people we work with, young and old. If you’re looking for practical, evidence based tips to build belonging, creativity, courage and compassion in your learning space, then brew yourself a cuppa and grab a pen! This one’s for you.
about Karen
Karen Stein is an experienced Executive Coach and Deloitte University Faculty Member whose business experience stems from close to 30 years in the professional services industry. Karen currently provides leadership coaching to evolving senior leaders, supporting them with achieving their professional goals. Her interest in coaching from a positive psychology perspective was furthered through her completion of a Masters of Science in Coaching Psychology, graduating from the University of Sydney. Karen’s passion aligns with coaching female business leaders towards sustainable long term careers in business roles which match their purpose and values.
Connect with Karen over on LinkedIn
"Imagine if every day, we just stopped and considered the three things that we've done well, today. How much more resilient we would be.."
~ Karen Stein
Keen to take a deeper dive?
Find links to the resources and reads recommended in this episode:
- "The Fearless Organisation. Creating Psychological Safety in the Workplace for Learning, Innovation and Growth" by Amy Edmondson
- Watch Amy Edmondson’s TED talk, where she introduces her work on Psychological Safety
- "The 4 Stages of Psychological Safety: Defining the Path to Inclusion and Innovation" by Timothy R. Clark
- "Boosting School Belonging: Practical Strategies to Help Adolescents Feel Like they Belong at School" by Kelly-Anne Allen and Peggy Kern
- "Mindset: The New Psychology of Success" by Carol Dweck
- Watch Sheryl Sandberg and organistional psychologist Adam Grant in conversation with Julie-Lythcott Haimes here
- 'Setting Healthy Boundaries' Posify Teacher Toolkit Teaching Resource
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"So by allowing people to show oneself without any fear of those negative consequences, you can show up and bring your best self, your differences, your ideas, your voice, without so much being constrained."
~ KAren Stein
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