Psychological Safety Starter Kit

Contents

  • Psychological Safety in Schools & Multi-Academy Trusts: A Starter Guide (eBook)
  • The Dangers of Echo Chambers (eLearning Course)
  • How to Have a Psychologically Safe Meeting (School Poster)
  • School & Trust Culture Audit Guide
  • Psychological Safety Reflection Sheet

 

Psychological safety in a nutshell

A psychologically safe environment means people feel that they can safely speak up, share ideas and admit mistakes without fear of repercussions.
 
But why does that matter? Well, when people feel safe speaking up to share ideas, make suggestions or even admit mistakes, you'll find that teacher and school staff wellbeing increases and your school or trust's results and performance improves. All good stuff, don't you think?
The Dangers of Echo Chambers

Free eLearning Course - The Dangers of Echo Chambers

If nobody ever challenges you, how will you know if you’re on the right track? If you work within an echo chamber, you’ll experience this very problem. Luckily, you can overcome echo chambers.

This course will show you how to go about it. It’ll also help you recognise how echo chambers undermine innovation and psychological safety at work.

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Psychological Safety in Schools & Multi-Academy Trusts - A Starter Guide

Feeling lost and don't know where to start with creating psychological safety in your school or trust? Our Psychological Safety in the Schools & Multi-Academy Trusts - A Starter Guide eBook is a great place to start! You'll learn more about the benefits of psychologically safety, how to start creating it, what not to do, and how to measure it.

Psychological Safety School Poster

How to Have a Psychologically Safe Meeting School Poster

Productive meetings depend on the collaboration, innovation, experimentation and diversity of thought of teachers and school staff. That only happens when everyone participating feels psychologically safe to speak up. Our school poster will help you to do just that and get the most from your meetings!

Psychological Safety School & MAT Culture Audit

School & Trust Culture Audit Guide

Your school or MAT culture can feel invisible when you’re immersed in it and that, in turn, can make it difficult to fully understand and, more importantly, recognise what areas need improvement. At times like this, carrying out a school or trust culture audit is a good idea. This guide will take you through it!

Psychological Safety Reflection Sheet

Psychological Safety Reflection Sheet: Reflecting on Yourself

Our psychological safety reflection sheet challenges your to reflect on yourself.  Are you you, or do you feel like you’re ‘playing a character’? This reflection sheet asks you to consider your own personal values and behaviour. If you haven't reflected on yourself for some time, this is a great exercise!