What Do You Stand For?
cc licensed flickr photo shared by Shermeee Early in my teaching career, I never really thought much about teaching, I just did it. In the last couple of years though,
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Super Book of Web Tools for Educators
I had the opportunity to write the introduction for a Collaborative E-book initiated and compiled by Richard Byrne. I am proud to share it here on my blog. It definitely
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The No-Policy Policy
cc licensed flickr photo shared by mick62 In the span of a day, a principal can see and do many things. Last Friday my day consisted of some of the
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Success
cc licensed flickr photo shared by RambergMediaImages I have always wanted to share this story as it has meant so much to me. It is all true, except I have
Push
I was very excited to be asked to write the introduction for an e-book that Richard Byrne is putting together to share with educators next week. I am really hoping
Learning From Success Works Too
cc licensed flickr photo shared by epSos.de I have recently read some fantastic blog posts from Jesse McLean and Eric Sheninger that talk about the importance of learning from our
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Turn on the “Share” Button
The more I have been involved using social media helping to create incredible opportunities for myself and our students, the more I have seen the value. Many comments however regard
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Why Classes Should Blog (Reason 2)
cc licensed flickr photo shared by somegeekintn Writing for an authentic audience. (This could also be posted under “connections” and “innovation” as well) On our grade 3 classroom blog, Daniel
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Fear
cc licensed flickr photo shared by carlaarena I had the opportunity to sit in on a session with Will Richardson and a fantastic group of educators from south of the
Courage in Education
cc licensed flickr photo shared by legends2k Recently I had another opportunity to contribute to the Bam Radio Network, discussing the need for courage in education. These opportunities not only
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