I attended a very interesting workshop discussing successful schools and the “Four Paths” that they take in leadership. As Ken Leithwood discusses these in “School Leaders’ Influences on Student Learning: […]
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I found this video of my good friend Chris Lehmann sharing his vision for school. Take five minutes and watch this. It really does say so much,
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“Put yourself in a fixed mindset. Your ability is on the line. Can you feel everyone’s eyes on you? Can you see the instructor’s face evaluating you? Feel the tension,
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Yesterday at Forest Green School/Connections for Learning, our staff and several parents took part in our annual Education Planning process. Based on our three-year Education Plan, we take the opportunity
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by Eleaf There has been a lot of debate on the merit of things like the Khan Academy (interesting comments in the linked post) and
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As I have seen the new video regarding social media use by teachers from the Ontario College of Teachers, I have thought a lot about the presence of teachers on
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by schoschie Social media is a dominant topic in our society right now because of the large numbers of people and organizations using it to
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I believe that the best leaders might be inspiring, but more importantly, they create the environment for others to become inspirational. What do you think? cc licensed flickr photo shared
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Dean Shareski has been someone who has continuously influenced my thinking as I have progressed in my career. Dean is someone who shares a lot about meaningful practice in the
cc licensed flickr photo shared by tnarik Surprisingly, my one year anniversary of blogging came and went over the weekend and I will have to admit that I am surprised
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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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