Andrew Earl's guest appearances

Andrew Earl

Xlibris On Air

Talks with Jamie

In Conversation with Stephen Hurley

The We Lead Well Podcast

Dave Lee

Mark Allen

Erin Davis

David Frum

Barry Spencer

Vicki Saunders

Angela Davis

Carol Jones

Stuart Miller

Steve Brown

William Deresiewicz

Steve Kaufmann

David Price

John Pollard

Scott Kelly

OwlTail

Happy one year anniversary to the We Lead Well podcast.  In this one year anniversary episode of the podcast, I interview Andrew Earl, restorative practice practitioner. Andrew is currently the  Restorative Apporaches Lead Practitioner for Stockport Local Authority. He has worked in primary education for the last 15 years, the last 5 of which he worked as the deputy headteacher and subsequently headteacher of a large, complex primary school in inner city Salford. If you are not as familiar with the concept, Restorative Approaches is an ethos - or way of being - which places relationships at the core of everything an organisation does. It promotes active thinking about how we build our relationships, how we work to keep them healthy and how we can repair them when there has been conflict. Restorative Practice is relevant to us all. It supports us to connect with each other as fellow human beings, guiding us in our interactions. It can help us to consider how our actions and responses affect our relationships, whether these are relationships at work or at home.  I think you're going to love what Andrew has to say about how to build relationships, support pupils and staff with restorative approaches and how to approach challenging conversations more effectively. @andrewearl0 www.transformeducationcoaching.com www.headteacherchat.com www.teachwellalliance.com

Happy one year anniversary to the We Lead Well podcast.  In this one year anniversary episode of the podcast, I interview Andrew Earl, restorative practice practitioner. Andrew is currently the  Restorative Apporaches Lead Practitioner for Stockport Local Authority. He has worked in primary education for the last 15 years, the last 5 of which he worked as the deputy headteacher and subsequently headteacher of a large, complex primary school in inner city Salford. If you are not as familiar with the concept, Restorative Approaches is an ethos - or way of being - which places relationships at the core of everything an organisation does. It promotes active thinking about how we build our relationships, how we work to keep them healthy and how we can repair them when there has been conflict. Restorative Practice is relevant to us all. It supports us to connect with each other as fellow human beings, guiding us in our interactions. It can help us to consider how our actions and responses affect our relationships, whether these are relationships at work or at home.  I think you're going to love what Andrew has to say about how to build relationships, support pupils and staff with restorative approaches and how to approach challenging conversations more effectively. @andrewearl0 <a href="http://www.transformeducationcoaching.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.transformeducationcoaching.com</a> <a href="http://www.headteacherchat.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.headteacherchat.com</a> <a href="http://www.teachwellalliance.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.teachwellalliance.com</a>

Andrew Earl - Creating authentic, meaningful connection

I spoke with Andrew Earl about methods to allow creativity to thrive, the pitfalls of having subjective gatekeepers, and finding beauty in inefficiency and waste material.

I spoke with Andrew Earl about methods to allow creativity to thrive, the pitfalls of having subjective gatekeepers, and finding beauty in inefficiency and waste material.

Rigorous Experimentation  (with Andrew Earl)

Stephen Hurley

In Conversation with Stephen Hurley - Andrew Earl

Ronnie Carroll

Xlibris On Air! Radio Show order of interviews for the 3/31/13show:  7:00-8:00 PM EST1. “Luck of the Irish: Poignant saga of an Irish family arriving in England just at the outbreak of World War II”; by Ronnie Carroll2. “Blood for Blood: Krov’ Za Krov”; by Mark Schuckert3. “The Blossom and the Musket”; by Andrew Earl

Xlibris On Air! Radio Show order of interviews for the 3/31/13show: 7:00-8:00 PM EST 1. “Luck of the Irish: Poignant saga of an Irish family arriving in England just at the outbreak of World War II”; by Ronnie Carroll 2. “Blood for Blood: Krov’ Za Krov”; by Mark Schuckert 3. “The Blossom and the Musket”; by Andrew Earl

Ronnie Carroll, Mark Schuckert, Andrew Earl