This blog post is part of my personal challenge to take one quote from this beginning of the year compilation and dive deeper into what the quote means to me! […]
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At the beginning of each year, I share a list of quotes that inspire me. If you want to check out the 2022 version, you can read it here. I
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For the last five years, I have shared some of my favorite quotes from the past year that has inspired me or made me think deeper about a subject. I
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If you have been following me or this blog for the past few years, it has been a mix of posts on learning, leadership, and a focus on recalibrating my
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In this month’s “revisit” posts, I wanted to reshare this post from 2018 titled, “10 Core Values for Education.” This is one of my favorite posts I have written because
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Today’s “revisit” post, originally shared in 2017, was written at a time when I can honestly say I was struggling with my own self-doubt. I will say that I can
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In the month of December, I am revisiting and reposting some of my most viewed blog posts. Other than running the original post from 2017 through Grammarly (where were you
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Currently, I am teaching a course with UPenn titled “Building a Strong Foundation for Universal Design for Learning and Innovation,” which is part of a UDL certificate program taught with
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Here is a question I think is important to consider. When students walk out of our schools, are our hopes that they all leave that experience good at
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Have you ever felt professional jealousy toward you for an achievement you made? I guess you probably have, and I can say that I have felt that myself. It takes
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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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