Karen Bohlin's guest appearances

Karen Bohlin

Montrose Podcast

Conversations on Character

Value Laden: Conversations with Educational Leaders

Meg Meeker

Arthur C. Brooks

Scott Parsons

David Blunkett

Julia Cleverdon

Nicky Morgan

Pam Moran

Sir Anthony Seldon

Damian Hinds

Charlotte Hill

Marc Brackett

Wasim Khan

Gary Lewis

Christian Miller

Tina Russell

OwlTail

In the final episode of Conversations on Character’s second series, we welcome leading American educator, teacher, school leader, and character scholar Dr. Karen E. Bohlin. The former head of Montrose school, MA, USA, Karen reflects on her 18 years at the helm, why she was inspired to found the LifeCompass Institute during that time and its impact in the first five years, how research and a love of literature has informed her practice and why she has now been drawn back to academia and what is to come working with the Abigail Adams Institute and Boston University’s Centre for Character &amp; Social Responsibility.

In the final episode of Conversations on Character’s second series, we welcome leading American educator, teacher, school leader, and character scholar Dr. Karen E. Bohlin. The former head of Montrose school, MA, USA, Karen reflects on her 18 years at the helm, why she was inspired to found the LifeCompass Institute during that time and its impact in the first five years, how research and a love of literature has informed her practice and why she has now been drawn back to academia and what is to come working with the Abigail Adams Institute and Boston University’s Centre for Character &amp; Social Responsibility.

Dr. Karen Bohlin

Dr. Karen Bohlin, head of the Montrose School, an independent girls school in Massachusetts, chats with Dr. Punya Mishra about her views on the role that education and schools should play in fostering human flourishing and developing practical wisdom in students and educators. She explains how the influences of her family and her own experiences in school shaped her interest in working in education, and discusses how her career path took her from an academic university-based position to 18 years in her current role as school leader. Bohlin and Mishra also discuss the role of literature in building understanding across cultures and time, and the power of stories to create connections and shape character. Finally, Bohlin shares her views on managing and leading an organization, and what that looks like in a pandemic.Learn more about Bohlin and the Montrose School at: https://www.montroseschool.org/about/meet-the-headFor more information, check out learningfutures.education.asu.edu Keep in touch with Punya on Twitter @punyamishra, or at punyamishra.com

Dr. Karen Bohlin, head of the Montrose School, an independent girls school in Massachusetts, chats with Dr. Punya Mishra about her views on the role that education and schools should play in fostering human flourishing and developing practical wisdom in students and educators. She explains how the influences of her family and her own experiences in school shaped her interest in working in education, and discusses how her career path took her from an academic university-based position to 18 years in her current role as school leader. Bohlin and Mishra also discuss the role of literature in building understanding across cultures and time, and the power of stories to create connections and shape character. Finally, Bohlin shares her views on managing and leading an organization, and what that looks like in a pandemic.Learn more about Bohlin and the Montrose School at: <a href="https://www.montroseschool.org/about/meet-the-head" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.montroseschool.org/about/meet-the-head</a>For more information, check out <a href="https://learningfutures.education.asu.edu/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">learningfutures.education.asu.edu</a> Keep in touch with Punya on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/punyamishra" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@punyamishra</a>, or at <a href="https://punyamishra.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">punyamishra.com</a>

Karen Bohlin: Developing Character through Stories

For this Montrose Mini, we catch up with Head of School Dr. Karen Bohlin to talk about what it’s like to start a new school year, for both students and parents.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/montrose-podcast/support

For this Montrose Mini, we catch up with Head of School Dr. Karen Bohlin to talk about what it’s like to start a new school year, for both students and parents. --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/montrose-podcast/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/montrose-podcast/support</a>

Montrose Mini: A New School Year with Dr. Karen Bohlin

LEAD

Head of School Dr. Karen Bohlin talks with parents from Montrose and the wider community about how they can help give young women the habits of mind, heart and character that they need to lead. From the importance of making mistakes, and how to overcome them, to the benefit of making one small change, Dr. Bohlin covers the pitfalls and opportunities that lay wait in any given day of parenting. Most of all, she encourages parents and educators to “teach like coaches” in calling girls to greatness.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/montrose-podcast/support

Head of School Dr. Karen Bohlin talks with parents from Montrose and the wider community about how they can help give young women the habits of mind, heart and character that they need to lead. From the importance of making mistakes, and how to overcome them, to the benefit of making one small change, Dr. Bohlin covers the pitfalls and opportunities that lay wait in any given day of parenting. Most of all, she encourages parents and educators to “teach like coaches” in calling girls to greatness.--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/montrose-podcast/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/montrose-podcast/support</a>