Category Archives: values

14 Leadership Traits

Posted on October 3, 2012 by Eric Wright | Permalink 0

I stare at this desk calendar every day.  It’s one of those ‘freebies’ the USMC gives out each year.  I scoop it up because it has a large writing area and I can make lots of notes.  I’ve not been very interested about the words that are on it.  The other day, I noticed that [...]
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values, VCU EDD Reflections

Leadership in the Air

Posted on July 18, 2012 by Mr. John Hendron | Permalink 0

Thinking about Leadership Presence, today in a school I was visiting outside my own division, I encountered a lady who, immediately, I knew was the principal. She had, without question, that quality we’d been studying in EDLP 708, leadership presence. It … Continue reading → Read more »

EDLP708, Leadership, Professional Reflections, values

What is My Brand?

Posted on June 9, 2012 by Eric Wright | Permalink 1

As I reflect on my values, I think about a professional learning experience I had a couple years back.  I had an opportunity to visit Marine Corps boot camp in Paris Island,  South Carolina.  There I witnessed the Marine Corps instilling their values of honor, courage and commitment to the recruits.  Through physically and mentally [...] Read more »

EDLP 708, values, VCU EDD Reflections

Evolution of Values

Posted on June 17, 2011 by Mr. John Hendron | Permalink Comments Off

Do our values evolve over time? Or are they deeply stagnant—reflecting our history and where we are from? If the glass is half full, and I take the optimist route, then yes, I think our values can evolve. Let’s hope … Continue reading → Read more »

edlp700, Learning Reflections, prejudice, tolerance, values