AISL Academy Event: Leadership Matters - How to optimise its use in whole school setting

About This Event

In this session we will explore ways of making the most of your Leadership Matters membership in order to empower your aspiring, middle and senior leaders. We will consider how to utilise 360 reviews as an appraisal tool, encourage staff to engage with the training pathways and use the videos strategically to address your leadership learning needs. With Leadership Matters you can build your team’s leadership capacity, allowing for effective succession planning and identification of talent and career aspirations.

To receive AISL Academy PD hours, please certify your participation at the 'Recording' unit after attending the event or watching the recording.

About the Speakers

Speaker: Tyla Arabas

Director of Teaching and Learning, Harrow Bangkok

Tyla joined Harrow Bangkok as the Head of English in 2019 and now leads on whole school teaching and learning, professional development and appraisal as the Director of Teaching and Learning Whole School. Prior to joining the Harrow family, she worked as an Assistant Head in charge of Teaching and Learning and Professional Development and Lead Practitioner in inner London schools. She is an experienced senior leader, passionate about innovative research-based pedagogy.

Host: Edward Lawless

Executive Director, Learning & Innovation, The Qatar Foundation

Edward’s career as an educator has spanned four decades, four continents and multiple curricula in state and independent schools around the world. In his current role as AISL Academy’s Director of Professional Learning, Edward builds partnerships with leading global education institutions and specialists to provide AISL educators with high-quality opportunities to learn, share and grow as professionals under online, face to face and blended conditions. He has served as Head of Professional Development for the International Baccalaureate’s Asia Pacific Region and was the founding Principal for Pamoja Education, an Oxford-based EdTech organisation responsible for developing and delivering IB-approved online Diploma Programme courses to students around the world. Prior to joining AISL, Edward founded The Centre for Innovation (CFI), a Tokyo-based not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing a gateway to global education innovation in Japan and served as a member of the Japanese Ministry’s Consortium for the Promotion of IB Education in Japan.