How Do We Balance Innovation with Educational Integrity?

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How Do We Balance Innovation with Educational Integrity?

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In this episode, we explore the insights and experiences of Stephen Whiffin, Assistant Superintendent in Coquitlam, British Columbia. Stephen elaborates on his journey from political science and technology to educational leadership, highlighting key moments that shaped his career. He emphasizes the importance of balancing innovation with security, the role of champions in systemic change, and the strategies for successfully integrating technology in schools. Additionally, Stephen shares his focus on supporting students with exceptional needs and navigating new challenges. This discussion provides valuable perspectives on leadership, technology adoption, and maintaining safe learning environments in today's evolving educational landscape.

00:00 Balancing Innovation and Safety in Education
00:37 Introducing Stephen Whiffin: A Multi-Talented Leader
02:36 Stephen's Journey: From Political Science to Education
03:46 Early Technology Adoption and Influences
06:11 Building a Career in Education and Technology
11:23 Leadership and Systemic Change in Education
14:17 Navigating Risks and Failures in Technology Implementation
21:58 The Role of Champions in Systemic Change
24:29 Managing Change: Go Slow to Go Fast
25:22 Building a Support Team for Educational Change
27:31 Developing Leadership in Education
30:31 New Challenges and Expanding Portfolios
35:14 The Role of Technology in Inclusive Education
40:23 Personal Reflections and Influences
42:47 Quickfire Questions and Recommendations

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