International Leadership Symposium Highlights and Insights

This overview captures the essence of the International Leadership Symposium featuring key figures like Brian Serafini and Joanne Robinson. The symposium addresses crucial topics such as leadership skills, questions for school leadership associations, and the importance of forming leadership networks. Insights from the event shed light on sustaining core purposes, effective advocacy for student-centered leadership, and fostering collaboration among participants. The program includes activities centered on building blocks of effectiveness in professional associations and networking based on career accomplishments.

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2. Introductions Brian Serafini President, Ontario Principals Council

3. International Representation Ontario British Columbia Wikwemikong First Nation

4. International Representation Australia South Africa Italy Jamaica Brazil United Kingdom Finland USA Kenya

5. Overview Joanne Robinson Director of Professional Learning, Ontario Principals Council CEO, International School Leadership

6. International Symposium 2013 White Paper

7. International Symposium 2013 Three Leadership Skills Identified by Participants Know-ability 45% Mobilize-ability 33% Sustain-ability 22%

8. International Symposium 2013 Five Questions for School Leadership Associations 1. Why do we exist (and what is our core purpose)? 2. How do we sustain our core purpose (track, monitor, adjust)? 3. Are we a trusted and credible voice for children (as advocates of student-centred leadership)? 4. What are the most effective methods of delivery of our message? (How do we stay current and relevant?) 5. How do we engage members and sustain our organization?

9. International Symposium 2013 Leadership Networks Many symposium participants felt it would be beneficial to stay connected with each other and explore opportunities for collaboration.

10. Program Overview

11. Program Overview Activities Professional Leadership Associations: The Building Blocks of Effectiveness Professional Association Action Planning

12. Making Connections Please stand around the room based on your birthday, (Month and Day) and then form groups of three. Discussion Describe something you are very proud of in your career that perhaps others may not know.

13. Dr. Michael Fullan O.C. Video Address

14. Strategies for Whole System Change Role of School Leaders Professional Capital New Pedagogies for Deep Learning -Directional vision -Innovation Leadership from the Middle (Districts)

15. Leadership Discussion and Reflection 1. What are the dimensions of each strategy? 2. What are the barriers to realizing each strategy? 3. How might you move forward for each strategy?

16. Dinner

17. Steve Munby Lessons Learned from Five Interesting Cities

19. Steve Munby Leadership and Collaboration Across an Education System. Some Lessons Learned from England.

20. Break

21. Professional Leadership Associations: The Building Blocks of Effectiveness Facilitated by Mary Jean Gallagher

22. Building Blocks Political Influence Professional Expertise of Members Professional Relationships Moral Purpose Theory, Research, Practice Sound Governance

23. Lunch

24. Professional Leadership Associations: The Building Blocks of Effectiveness Facilitated by Steve Munby

25. Building Blocks Political Influence Professional Expertise of Members Professional Relationships Moral Purpose Theory, Research, Practice Sound Governance

26. Association Leaders Reception and Dinner Location CN Tower, 301 Front Street West Instructions Upon arrival in the Welcome Centre, guests are to proceed to the restaurant reservations desk located on the Mezzanine and they will be directed to the lifts for elevation to Horizons. Taxi Shuttle For those attending the Association Leaders Reception and Dinner, Taxi Shuttles will be available please meet in the Hotel Lobby at 5:40 p.m. Walking Approximately a 20 minute walk

27. Hope, Reason and Action: The role of leaders and their associations Mary Jean Gallagher Assistant Deputy Minister and Chief Student Achievement Officer, Ministry of Education of Ontario

28. Professional Association Action Planning