Reclaiming Your Calling #MotivationMonday with Brad Gustafson

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Principal Brad Gustafson, author of Reclaiming Our Calling: Hold on to the Heart, Mind, and Hope of Education, inspires us to find our reason for teaching and being an educator again. If you’re struggling, this is an inspiring show that you’ll want to listen to. You’ll also want to think about your “big three” of character traits for your school, team, or classroom.
Brad Gustafson Reclaiming Calling

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Listen to the Show with Brad Gustafson

Brad Gustafson – Bio as Submitted

Dr. Brad Gustafson’s life is defined by his faith, family, and desire to help kids – and the educators who serve them – succeed. He is a practicing principal, speaker, best-selling author, National School Boards Association “20 to Watch,” Digital Innovation in Learning Award winner, and Minnesota Principal of the Year. He serves on Scholastic’s Principal Advisory Board and is a national advisor with Future Ready Schools.

He co-hosts UnearthED; a popular school leadership podcast.

Brad’s newest book, Reclaiming Our Calling, is helping educators hold on to the heart, mind, and hope of our profession.

 

Blog: www.BradGustafson.com

 

 

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