Evolution of a Lead learner
I have been on Twitter for a year and blogging for less. The more I have developed my own learning, I truly believe that the learning opportunities for my school […]
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Reform Symposium and ECN Webstitute
I have the honour of speaking at both the Reform Symposium on Saturday (5:30 EST, January 8) as well as the ECN Webstitute on Sunday (6:45, January 9). These are
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“Pursue Your Passion”
My life has changed once I found what I loved. I once thought about quitting education altogether and felt that it was not for me. What I found that my
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If you have an hour…
…watch this video via Dean Shareski featuring Will Richardson. MSDC Will Richardson Fall 2010 from msdc-mn on Vimeo.
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Pockets of Excellence
I was totally inspired by this video clip last night: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=po9qy-tjeYw&feature=player_embedded&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1[/youtube] What really moved me in this video was not just the enthusiasm displayed by the students but how amazing
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People Business
cc licensed flickr photo shared by gcouros Last year was a fantastic year for me but had one of the toughest experiences of my life when I lost my first
Resolution
There are a ton of blog posts talking about resolutions for the New Year, and I can’t say that I am really big into them (see Every Day a New
It’s Not That Bad
cc licensed flickr photo shared by skippyjon I have been reading a lot of blogs over the break and it seems that education is in terrible shape and it is
Risk Taking Does Not Fit With Perfection
Lesley Cameron is a teacher I am proud to say I work with at Forest Green School. She has rejoined our staff after a year maternity leave, yet this has
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Visual Leading
I have seen some fantastic images using StumbleUpon and I think that they can help my focus going into the school year after the break. Here are a few and