…it is about the connections that you can make easily with people around the world and have an understanding of different people and cultures. …it is about the ease of […]
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by j9sk9s Reffing, playing, and coaching basketball for the last 28 years of my life, I have seen many amazing games and moments. Last night,
This year, our staff has been inspired by the Dan Pink, “What Is Your Sentence Video?”. Today, I was blown away by our professional development idea that was developed by
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by Rad Jose Gamers understand to make a successful game, they need to do the following: Design the game with the user in mind. Provide
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by aloshbennett The term “success for all” is used often in school mission statements, visions, and education plans. It is an important statement, but we
cc licensed flickr photo shared by Mike Babiarz “The question isn’t whether you will be transparent, authentic, and real, but rather, how much you will let go and be open
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by alexindigo In January 2011, my eyes were opened to an awesome way to share conversation and learning when I attended Educon in Philadelphia. Through
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by JB London I am honoured to have another one of my teachers, Norm Usiskin, guest post on my blog today. Norm is a shining
I will be presenting to a group of administrators over the next few weeks about the “Networked Educational Leader”. This will be a cohort group of administrators from the Calgary,
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cc licensed flickr photo shared by iwona_kellie Tonight I had the opportunity to co-present with Lesley Cameron, a teacher at my school (if you are on Twitter, follow her) about
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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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