Have you ever been with a company (Internet, phone, etc.) for a long time, and then you see an advertisement or commercial (Commercials? Okay, old man Couros!) for that same […]
A Different Type of “10 Year Plan” for Education Read More →
In August of 2013, I originally wrote out my “Educational Leadership Philosophy.” It is one of the most viewed pages on my site and I often wonder how often is
Revisiting My Educational Leadership Philosophy Read More →
As I write this, the last few weeks have been pretty stressful with a move to not only a new home but city and country. Although I have traveled to
4 Things to Consider When Moving to a New Position Read More →
Here is something I have thought a lot about in my own life and I hope you can take part in this exercise with me. Think of all of the
Creating a Positive Space to Move Forward Read More →
I thought about this post upon the release of “Because of a Teacher, Volume II: Stories from the First Years of Teaching,” and I wanted to share this quick thinking
True Generational Impact Read More →
I have been feeling quite off lately, and I have noticed that some of the habits that had helped me get a hold of my physical and mental health had
3 Ideas for Getting Back on Track Read More →
I have received several emails in the past month asking for resources on interviews as many educators are going through that process. Below, I have shared a post originally written
5 Points To Get Across in a Teaching Interview (And more interview resources) Read More →
I saw this video on TikTok from Mel Robbins, and in the middle of the night, I woke up and thought about it, and had to share it here.
“The only way to change your life is to take action.” Read More →
It was such a blessing not only to publish Lainie Rowell’s latest book, “Evolving with Gratitude” with IMPress but to also write a portion myself with many others. When Lainie
Evolving with Gratitude #Preview Read More →
I love this video on “The Gift of Rejection” from Jia Jiang on “rejection therapy” for not only the smile it provided but the power of its message: @wearetalkit
The Gift of Rejection Read More →
George Couros is a leading educator in the area of innovative leadership, teaching, and learning. He has worked with schools and organizations around the globe to challenge traditional thinking and create a more connected world where all learners thrive.
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