Show Notes
Summary
In this episode hosted by Greig Ewing, Head of School, Dr. Jason Rogers discusses the importance of feedback in learning and how it is embraced at Rundle.
He highlights the concept of growth mindset and the role of feedback in embracing failure as an opportunity for improvement.
Dr. Rogers also introduces two surveys that the school conducts to gather feedback from the community. He emphasizes the importance of open communication and encourages parents to reach out to teachers and administrators with their feedback.
The episode concludes with a discussion about the upcoming Spotlight Series, which aims to engage the community in conversations about important topics in education.
Takeaways
Feedback is a crucial tool for learning and improvement.
Embracing failure and having a growth mindset are essential for personal and academic growth.
Surveys provide valuable feedback for the school and help identify areas for improvement.
Open communication between parents, teachers, and administrators is encouraged to facilitate feedback and address concerns.
Chapters
00:00 - Introduction and Spring Excitement
00:31 - Importance of Feedback in Learning
04:22 - Surveys for Feedback
07:12 - How to Give Feedback to the School
09:40 - Re-enrollment and Staff Appreciation
12:33 - Spotlight Series for Community Conversations
15:52 - Conclusion and Future Events
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