Good for Us, Good for Them
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The Need for Innovative Leadership
I asked the following question today on Twitter: If the mandate is for innovation, how much should “best practice” drive that? This question has been stuck in my head from
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Does Twitter Improve Education?
cc licensed ( BY SD ) flickr photo shared by Ed Yourdon There has been post after post acknowledging how educators love Twitter while also encouraging others to use it
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Ideas Into Action
“Organizations that can access the most brains will win. Its not what you know but how quickly you can access knowledge of others.” Liz Wiseman There are some really awesome
You Should Read… (November 25, 2012)
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by Plug Us In I have been off and on writing this “weekly” post but I think that it is important to
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“The longer you wait…”
Watching through Twitter,I noticed my brother Alec had shown this video of a girl’s first ski jump in one of his talks, as a way to discuss some of the
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Empower Their Voice
cc licensed ( BY SD ) flickr photo shared by HowardLake It seems that serendipitously, if you are continuing to read blogs, some ideas that may be floating around in my
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Personal and Professional vs. Public and Private
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by AlphaTangoBravo / Adam Baker During my time over in Australia, there was a lot of talk about the notion of having
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Avoiding the Staff Lounge?
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by Je suis Samuel I recently read an interesting article on the “Three Do’s and Dont’s of Transformative Teacher Leadership” and although
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6 Leadership Lessons From Australia
Spending the last two weeks in Australia, I have seen a lot of different schools, teachers, students, and cultures, and it was when Stephen Gwilliam actually asked me over lunch
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