Cultural and generational shifts have an impact on education, according to Dr. McKay. We are the problem, he says. It is you. It is who they are.

Education leaders must view the process as a collaborative endeavor. A teacher does more than pass on their expertise to pupils, and a student does more than absorb new knowledge. A certain amount of give-and-take should be part of education. As McKay puts it, “Leadership is following.” It’s my goal to help others become better than I am.

It’s my goal to help others become better than I am. Then, they may use the abilities they’ve acquired to spread the word about it in the community. That which you learn is not yours to keep. A shift is taking place in your life. No educator will be able to do their job well if they can’t listen and follow directions.



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