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One more day to go!😲 Have you registered for our next leadership series to get enlightened on the harmful impact of nanoplastics to the aquatic environment? If not, then you should! Don’t miss out on this exciting learning opportunity. Book your seat here: bit.ly/4enClUv
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The Constraints Led Approach is a coaching methodology underpinned by Ecological Dynamics. It addresses the core principle that skill emerges from interacting constraints within the environment, task, & player. Read more from Zach & Brian Gillam of SPS Hockey Development.
Ecological Dynamics Part 3 - Constrain to Afford
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🐘 Elephants Protect Their Young. Do You? 🐘 In the wild, elephants circle up to protect their young from predators. It made me wonder that if leaders within sport orgs are we doing the same for our "newbies"? 🤔 When new players, coaches, or staff don't feel protected as they learn the ropes, it can lead to: 📉 Low morale & disengagement 💸 High turnover & wasted potential 🚫 Missed opportunities for growth But when we create a supportive environment, everyone thrives. 🙌 Are you fostering a culture of belonging, and thus excellence, on your team? 🤝 #leadership #onboarding #teamculture #newbies #inclusion #sportport https://hubs.ly/Q02HNf2v0
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Who you want to be OVER What you want to do. Both are important, but who you want to be goes way beyond your occupation. It bleeds into every aspect of your life. Example: What you want to do: Become an engineer Who you want to be: A faithful steward You may not be an engineer for the rest of your life, but you can be a faithful steward for the rest of your life. 💯 #growordie
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Just published: Active School Travel Student Leader Workbook for youth leadership in climate action and road safety - here's what's inside https://lnkd.in/gDjUQ3Jf
High School Student Leader Workbook guiding youth leadership in climate action and road safety
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Climate Policy at Toha & Rewiring Aotearoa | Climate Action at AUT | LinkedIn Top Green Voice | IPCC Contributing Author (AR6 WG2)
There’s been some fine tributes to Warren Parker on LinkedIn, which spoke of his wisdom and kindness. All true. I’ve been reflecting on another quality which impressed me, the way he was (how shall I put this?) quite demanding. I experienced this during my time on the Forestry Ministerial Advisory Group which he chaired, when I was on the sharp end of his inquiries a couple of times on issues of land use and climate change. It could be uncomfortable, but never unkind, nor unwelcome, because these are deeply serious issues. There is a lot at stake on issues of forestry and land use: people’s wellbeing, their livelihoods, the flourishing of communities and economies, our duties to the land, rivers and sea. These are fundamental questions for us as a country, not a place for frivolous thinking or poor decision making (even though that’s all too common). In that context, Warren was demanding because he gave these issues the gravity they deserved, and he made sure that others did too. If someone was evading an issue or being vague, he had this marvellous way of framing, then reframing, then re-reframing his point so that it couldn’t be avoided. In that way, he lifted everyone’s game. He encouraged critical thinking without being personalising or polarising - a skill we’re increasingly short of these days it seems. Warren was exceptionally knowledgeable and passionate about land use in Aotearoa NZ and its implications for the economy. He clearly saw the potential for our land-based sectors to be even better than they are, especially in a context of increased environmental strain and new innovations in environmental monitoring, data use, circular bioeconomy, etc. In my experience, he contributed to driving all these things forward. That’s why his loss is really all of our loss. Thanks Warren.
Chair hailed as ‘a highly respected primary sector leader’.
Pāmu pays tribute to late Dr Warren Parker
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Behind every practice session you design and deliver, and every drill or activity you implement, there must exist a clearly defined intention. Read about the importance of session intention from TCS users Zach & Brian Gillam of SPS Hockey Development.
Ecological Dynamics Part 2 - Session Intention
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