Leon’s two decades of expertise were concentrated on architecting and operating complex, web-based systems to withstand crushing traffic (often unexpectedly). Over the years, he’s had a somewhat unique opportunity to design and build systems that run some of the most visited websites in the world. He’s considered a professional naysayer by peers and has the opinion that nothing really works until it works for at least a million people. His musings can be found on Medium and @papa_fire on Twitter
At Teaching Strategies we help create learning environment for children to assess and support their needs through formative years. We take a whole-child educational approach — giving educators a framework to assess each child’s across multiple developmental areas, including literacy, cognitive, physical and social-emotional, among others. But sometimes, the traits and outcomes we see in kids can (and should) be translated to adults to help inform some of the decisions made in building effective and collaborative teams. In this talk I’ll cover a few key areas is which we all can learn from children.
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