Every year, I try to take some time away from work and “creating” to refresh my brain and develop new ideas or things that I want to try. At the […]
#BecauseOfATeacher Behind the Scenes and Introduction Read More →
This video from Meir Kay is a few years old, but I saw it for the first time this past weekend. This “golf ball” story shared in the
The Big Rocks in Our Lives Read More →
I feel really blessed to work with schools and districts around the world, but one of the favorite types of events I can ever do are the ones where
Gratitude for Those Closest in Our Lives Read More →
I wrote the following in the introduction of “Because Of A Teacher“: “If you look back on the beginning of your career and you’re not somewhat embarrassed, you
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Investment (Definition) – an act of devoting time, effort, or energy to a particular undertaking with the expectation of a worthwhile result. I started traveling again for work,
Investing in Yourself Read More →
The third part of my new book, “Because of a Teacher,” is focused on providing advice that you would give to yourself as a first-year teacher. When I described my
Vulnerability and a Culture of Support #BecauseOfATeacher Read More →
This is one of my favorite quotes on education from my friend, AJ Juliani: We talked about this recently on my podcast, and I discuss thinking about shifting
Empowering the Adults Read More →
Every Sunday, I try to get in a long run for the week. Typically, this will be at least 15 kilometers, and it allows me to really clear my head
Utilizing Our Individual and Organizational Capacity Read More →
I am sitting at my desk, and I notice an email from a name I seem to know, but the message still caught me off guard. Earlier this year, I
The Importance of Reciprocated Relationships for Teaching and Learning Read More →
Now and then, a post that I wrote years ago is tweeted my way, and it is a chance to look back at what I used to share and evaluate
5 Ways We Can Influence Meaningful Change in Education Read More →
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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