One question I am frequently asked is what should I do about resistant teachers? The answer, as most answers usually are, is more complex that one might think. In this video, I discuss that resistance involves a relationship, and to decrease resistance we need to first understand how what we bring to the relationship might create a misalignment with our learning partners. Then I introduce two simple questions that can help us identify the source of the resistance we experience with others.
Understanding Teacher Resistance
Written by Jim Knight.
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