
#162: Why Building Trust Might Not Be Working
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What separates schools that grow from those that stall? One word: trust.
In this episode, Becca unpacks research showing that strong trust can double a school’s chance of improving student learning. She breaks down the four types of trust: integrity, intent, capabilities, and results and shares how leaders can pinpoint where trust is missing and rebuild it with purpose.
Listen in for practical, research-backed strategies to strengthen relationships, improve coaching impact, and lead with confidence.
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