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Bruner, J. (2002). Making stories: Law, literature, life. Harvard University Press. (Reprinted 2003).

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1- Personal Leadership Traits and Examples:

1. Creativity: I use fun teaching methods, like digital tools to help my students learn better.

2. Empathy: I care about each student's needs and make sure everyone feels important in the classroom.

3. Advocacy: I support new teaching ideas that help students feel good and grow.

2- Personal Leadership Motto:

Motto: "Lead with empathy, teach with creativity."

Why This is Important:

This motto is important for me to remember because it shows my promise to create a friendly and supportive place for learning. Leading with empathy helps me care for each student's needs, and teaching with creativity helps me make learning fun and inspiring.

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Famous teacher and writer.

Taught for over 30 years at the University of Chicago Lab Schools.

Created new ways of using stories and play in teaching.

Helped each child feel special and supported.

Encouraged creativity and emotional growth.

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The Boy Who Would Be a Helicopter.

1. This book is about a boy who imagines to be a helicopter during playtime.

2. It shows how kids use imagination to deal with school life.

3. The story helps us understand how important play is for kids to learn and make friends.

You Can't Say You Can't Play.

1. This book talks about how some kids get left out of games.

2. It tells us that everyone should be included, no matter how different they are.

3. The book teaches us about being fair and kind to everyone.

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تصميم بدون عنوان (2)

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Vivian Paley is important because she changed how young children learn. She showed that storytelling and imagination are very important for kids. These activities help kids learn how to be social, kind, and good at thinking (Paley, 1990). Paley's way of teaching made classrooms more friendly and fair. Many teachers around the world now teach this way, focusing on what children need (Paley, 1992).

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Leadership Qualities Demonstrated by This Leader

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Leadership Qualities Demonstrated by This Leader

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Innovation: Paley changed how teachers teach by using storytelling and role-playing (Paley, 1990).

Empathy: She cared about each child and helped them in their way (Paley, 1992).

Advocacy: Paley talked a lot about why teaching young kids is important and how all kids should be included (Bruner, 2002).

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Leadership Qualities, Theories, Core Values.

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Leadership Qualities, Theories, Core Values.

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Constructivist Theory: I believe that Paley's ways of teaching agree with constructivist theory, which says kids learn best when they do things and talk to others.

Core Values: Paley believes that being kind, creative, and including everyone is very important.

Collaborative Learning: Paley said it's important for teachers and kids to learn together and from each other.

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Three quotes by Vivian Paley that I found inspiring

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Three quotes by Vivian Paley that I found inspiring

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1. "Pretend" often confuses the adult, but it is the child's real and serious world, the stage upon which any identity is possible and secret thoughts can be safely revealed. (From The Boy Who Would Be a Helicopter).

2. Each child wants to know immediately if he is a worthy person in your eyes. You cannot pretend, because the child knows all the things about himself that worry him. If you act like you like him, but ignore the things he is anxious about, it doesn't count. The child is glad you are nice to him, but deep down he figures if you knew what he was like, you'd hate him. So your liking him without knowing him just makes him feel guilty. (From White Teacher).

3. Children are deeply curious about odd behaviors and seldom offended or worried by them. What a remarkable gift to bestow on another person, it occurs to me and is so difficult for adults to accomplish. (From The Kindness of Children).

Why this Quotes are Important:

These quotes by Vivian Paley are important because they show how children learn and grow through play. They also remind us to be kind and understanding towards children, respecting their feelings and individuality. Paley's words highlight the importance of empathy and understanding in how adults interact with children.

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Student Name: Futoon Abdulla Almazrouei.

ID Number: H00444520.

Course Teacher: Dr. Cheantel Adams.

Course Code: EDU 3003.

Course Name: Global Education and Leadership.

CRN: 30034

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Vivian Gussin Paley at 92Y Wonderplay Conference 2008

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Vivian Gussin Paley at 92Y Wonderplay Conference 2008

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I found a video about Vivian Paley that I really liked.

Vivian Gussin Paley says that imagination and play are really important for kids to learn and grow. She also advises on the most important thing teachers can do.

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Vivian Gussin Paley at 92Y Wonderplay Conference 2008

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Vivian Gussin Paley at 92Y Wonderplay Conference 2008

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What Traits Do You Have in Common with the Chosen Leader?

Empathy: Like Paley, I care about understanding and meeting each student's needs.

Creativity: Both Paley and I think creative teaching helps students learn better.

Advocacy: We all support teaching methods that include everyone and focus on the child.

What Traits Do You Think You Would Like to Develop Based on Your Chosen Leader?

Innovative Methodologies: I want to use more innovative ways to teach, like Paley's storytelling and role-playing, to help my students learn better.

Collaborative Learning: I want to create a classroom where students and teachers learn from each other.

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Beige Neon Green Black Illustrative Bright Music Square Psychedelic Instagram Post

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Paley, V. G. (1990). The boy who would be a helicopter: The uses of storytelling in the classroom. Harvard University Press. (Reprinted 2009).

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Paley, V. G. (1992). You can't say you can't play. Harvard University Press. (Reprinted 1993).

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https://www.naeyc.org/resources/pubs/vop/dec2019/understanding-vivian-paley-as-teacher-researcher

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https://www.hup.harvard.edu/books/9780674041868

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https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/01/education/vivian-paley-dead.html

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https://news.uchicago.edu/story/vivian-gussin-paley-renowned-early-education-researcher-and-lab-teacher-1929-2019

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In this video, the storyteller tells two stories: "Eensy Beensy Spider" and "Curious George". At the end, Paley asks questions about acting out the stories, where other children in the class help make the stories clear to everyone.

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This video is about Vivian Paley. The girl talks about some quotes by Vivian Paley and gives a summary of the story "You Can't Say You Can't Play."

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https://www.simplypsychology.org/constructivism.html

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https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/22491.Vivian_Gussin_Paley

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Digital tools

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I care about each student's needs and make sure everyone feels important in the classroom.

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I support new teaching ideas that help students feel good and grow.