This is the final part (5) of this series on “Shifting to the Innovator’s Mindset,” and I will be discussing why the best challenges we can have in our lives […]
This is part four of the series “Shifting to the Innovator’s Mindset,” focused on learning from the “Success of Others.” You can read all of the previous posts here. Last
Last week, I posted the second part of this series on “Shifting to the Innovator’s Mindset” and discussed how we deal with obstacles in a way to get better. The
Last week, I posted the first of this series on “Shifting to the Innovator’s Mindset” focusing on how we look at effort in learning. Today, I wanted to share the second
I was considering a different summer format for “The Innovator’s Mindset” podcast. As I was at the gym, I thought about this table I shared in “Innovate Inside the Box,”
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Over the past few years, people have noticed a physical change in me from my weight loss. I am proud that I have kept up with my healthy habits, but
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I read the following passage in the John Maxwell Daily Reader (Definitely recommend!): “When times are tough, uncertainty is high, and chaos threatens to overwhelm everyone, followers need
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I was sitting in my office, and I received an email from Ethan Wagner that was not only an incredible story of resilience but was something I wanted to share
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A lot of conversation is going on about ChatGPT, AI, and how it can be utilized in the classroom. I wrote “Four Questions to Consider on Using ChatGPT in Education,”
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I wrote this post initially in 2018 and did a revisit at the beginning of the 2020 school year. I didn’t even read the 2020 version because I was trying
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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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