Jon Eckert, Ed.D., is Professor of Educational Leadership, and the Lynda and Robert Copple Endowed Chair in Christian School Leadership. Dr. Eckert came to Baylor in 2019 with over two decades of experience in education. He taught and coached intermediate and middle school students outside of Chicago and Nashville for 12 years. After completing his doctorate at Vanderbilt University in 2008, he was selected as a Teaching Ambassador Fellow at the U.S. Department of Education, where he worked in both the Bush and Obama administrations on teaching quality issues. For the past 10 years, he has prepared teachers at Wheaton College.
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"Get Ready: Reflect then ..." with Ron Hoch
"Get Ready: New Rhythms" with Jennifer Thompson
"Get Ready: The Future of Co-curriculars" with Tom Konjoyan
"Get Ready: Leadership in the Gray" with Gary Arnold
"Get Ready: How will we begin?" with Randy Moes
"Get Ready: Pro-Active Leadership in Uncertainty" with Scott Meadows
"Get Ready: Manageable Innovation" with Chad Dirkse
"Get Ready: Life Together" with Steve Whitaker
Get Ready: "Take Care of Your People" w/ Carl Martinez
"What's Next: Personalized within Community" conversation w/ Justin Cook
"What's Next: What will families choose in the Fall" conversation w/ Corey DeAngelis
"What's Next: Flip your management & more" w/ Chris Hobbs
"What's Next: Tech has provided many answers, not all" conversation w/ Ben Bajarin
What's Next: Personhood, Public Good, & Policy conversation w/ David Hunt
What's Next: Where have my kids been? conversation w/ Lea Lundy
What's Next: Intentional Space for Relationships w/ Chuck Evans
What's Next: Create Space and Draw Out conversation w/ Dave Hill
What's Next: Will Colleges Open? conversation w/ Isaac Lewis
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