In this weekly episode of the Educators Among Us podcast, host Scott Barron, Chief Reinvention Officer with School Growth, LLC emphasizes the vital role of trust in education. He shares personal anecdotes and insights on how trust impacts relationships between educators and students, even with family members close to him. 

With personal stories, insightful quotes and a passion for education and educators, he shines a light on how being trusted, and being trustworthy can enhance the learning environment. 

Barron encourages educators to prioritize authenticity, wisdom, and care in their interactions, ultimately fostering a supportive community that benefits everyone involved.

Takeaways

-Education is about making a difference in people's lives.

-Trust is essential for building relationships in education.

-Learning to trust is a challenging but necessary task.

-Trust maximizes our influence as educators.

-Being trustworthy opens up opportunities for connection.

-Authenticity and care are key to being trustworthy.

-Trust is the foundation of a supportive learning environment.

-We must prioritize relationships over personal agendas.

-All educators play a role in fostering trust within the community.

-Reflecting on our trustworthiness can guide our actions. 

 

Chapters

00:53 Introduction to the Educators Among Us Podcast

02:17 Pulling out the Splinters

05:13 Learning to Trust

08:18 Being Trustworthy

09:36 Thank You to Educators

10:07 A Coaching Question

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