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In the twelfth episode of the special Leadership Development series, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper," Dr. Jackson discusses the importance of relationships for leaders. Based on the book, "Talent is Never Enough" by John Maxwell, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper offers a weekly leadership reflection for leaders who want to keep growing and improving.

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In the eleventh episode of the special Leadership Development series, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper," Dr. Jackson discusses the importance of character for leaders. Educators are role-models and must authentically live the very character traits they teach. A leader's character is front and center because as Rev. Billy Graham says, "...when character is lost, all is lost." Based on the book, "Talent is Never Enough" by John Maxwell, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper" offers a weekly leadership reflection for leaders who want to keep growing and improving.

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 In the tenth episode of the special Leadership Development series, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper," Dr. Jackson discusses the importance of teachability in being able to have long-term success as a leader. Based on the book, "Talent is Never Enough" by John Maxwell, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper offers a weekly leadership reflection for leaders who want to keep growing and improving.

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Maya Angelou said, “Courage is the most important of all the virtues because without courage, you can't practice any other virtue consistently.” In the ninth episode of the special Professional Development Leadership series, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper," Dr. Jackson discusses the importance of courage and of being a courageous leader in times of crisis. Based on the book, "Talent is Never Enough" by John Maxwell, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper offers a weekly leadership reflection for leaders who want to keep growing and improving.

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In this episode of EdLeader, Dr. Rob Jackson sits down with Dr. Bill Daggett, Founder and Chairman of the International Center for Leadership in Education, to discuss what the future may hold for education post-pandemic and the need for future-focused leaders and schools. Education will rapidly move into more and more personalization of content and delivery. The future success of schools depends on the ability of EdLeaders to be Trailblazers.

 For 25 years, Dr. Daggett has crisscrossed our nation, as well as the industrialized world, to lead school reform efforts to effectively prepare students for their future. While an avid supporter of public education, he also challenges all of us to be more focused on our children's future than on maintaining the schools of our youth. Before founding and now serving as Chairman of the International Center for Leadership in Education, Dr. Daggett was a teacher, local administrator, and a director with the New York State Education Department.

He is the creator of the Rigor/Relevance Framework which has recently become the cornerstone of much of the nation's school reform efforts. He is also the author of numerous books about learning and education, textbooks, research reports, and journal articles.

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President John Quincy Adams said, "Patience and perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish." In the eighth episode of the special Professional Development Leadership series, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper," Dr. Jackson discusses the importance of perseverance. Based on the book, "Talent is Never Enough" by John Maxwell, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper offers a weekly leadership reflection for leaders who want to keep growing and improving.

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In this episode of EdLeader, Dr. Jackson sits down with Marine Corps Colonel Todd Ferry, Deputy Commander of Marine Corps Installations East (MCIEAST) to discuss how leadership is influence regardless of the setting. Charged with helping to lead the efforts to maintain readiness at six Marine Corps Bases following the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic on the East Coast, Colonel Ferry and his team never stopped learning and improving in their steps to keep the bases open and Essential Personnel available.  At the same time, as a Dad, Colonel Ferry is supporting his six children in their online education with three children in college and three in the Craven County Public School System.

Colonel Todd Ferry was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant upon graduation from the United States Naval Academy in 1992. He was designated as a Naval Aviator in 1994 and was selected to fly the CH-46E Sea Knight. He served in all three active Marine Aircraft Wings including assignments with both the “Black Knights,” the “White Knights,” the “Flying Tigers” and commanded the “Knightriders” of Marine Medium Helicopter Training Squadron 164. He assumed the duties as the Deputy Commander, MCIEAST in August 2019 after serving as the Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point.

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In this seventh episode of the special Professional Development Leadership series, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper," Dr. Jackson discusses the importance of practice. Aristotle said, "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." Based on the book, "Talent is Never Enough" by John Maxwell, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper offers a weekly leadership reflection for leaders who want to keep growing and improving.

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In this episode of EdLeader, Dr. Jackson sits down with Carteret County Public Schools Teacher of the Year Jody Stouffer to discuss teaching and learning during the ongoing pandemic. An Art Educator and Football Coach, Mr. Stouffer embodies the tenets of being a "Renaissance Man." As he teaches creativity and communication, he encourages flexibility in his students and colleagues.

Coach Stouffer is the current Carteret County Public Schools Teacher of the Year. In his 26th year of teaching, he has been named Teacher of the Year in three schools and District Teacher of the Year twice. He is the former North Carolina Art Education Secondary Art Educator of the Year. Coach Stouffer believes in the importance of the Arts in a well-rounded education.

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In this episode of the special series, "Lessons from the Lightkeeper," Dr. Jackson discusses the importance of preparation. To light the way for others, you must be prepared when the opportunity arises. Benjamin Franklin said, "By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail."

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