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 […]
The Ebb and Flow of the First-Year of Teaching Read More →
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,”
ChatGPT, AI, and Our Continued Focus on What Makes us Human Read More →
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
3 Reminders for the Beginning of the School Year Read More →
I recently started doing a weekend photo dump on Instagram to share with others learning from my week and as a way to actively reflect on the week that just
Learning With, For, and About Your Community (Instagram Activity) Read More →
I started reading a fascinating book titled, “The 48 Laws of Power” by Robert Greene, and I have to admit it would not be my usual read, but it definitely
“Is that the best you can do?” Read More →
This is a story that I shared in my “Epic Book Review” on Trevor Moawad’s book, “Getting to Neutral” that I wanted to share with you all. You can watch
What does this situation require of me? How to get to “neutral” in tough situations. Read More →
My family bought me a running hat as a Father’s Day gift. Here it is: You notice the drops of sweat surrounding it as I wore it the
On Leadership and the Impact of Not Being Noticed Read More →
There is a lot of conversation in education about student discipline, so I wanted to revisit this post I originally wrote in 2018. The process I described in the post
2 Questions to Equip Students to Find Their Own Way (Blog Revisit) Read More →
I hate going to the dentist. Having someone get up in my mouth, and all that jazz is quite intimidating, but you do what you have to do. While traveling
Conditioning Ourselves to Acknowledge the Good We See in the World Read More →
Over the past decade, I have heard a lot about the idea of “branding” in education, and I have always struggled with the concept. The focus is often “telling a
Creating a Compelling Story of Schools, Together 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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