You Should Read… (November 13, 2011)
After a busy couple of weeks, I am glad that I can continue to share some of the great stuff that I am seeing shared on Twitter and social networks. […]
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Lost in Learning
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by Architopher I have lost a once strong passion that I used to have for running. The monotony of exploring the same
Reflective Solitude
Through our 184 project, I was recently caught off guard by the honesty of a student post(Kadie), who was struggling with working within a group setting: I have had difficulty
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You Should Read…(November 6, 2011)
I wanted to take a look back at some older posts or links that I thought were worthy of sharing. This is very easy to do by using Diigo as
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Defining Innovation?
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by Arenamontanus “When the world is flat, you can innovate without having to emigrate” Thomas L. Friedman Last year, I was seconded
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Connect and Disconnect; The Value in Both
I love reading books with different viewpoints and thoughts on social media, as it provides a balanced approach and outlook on some of the work that we are doing. Here
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You Should Read…(October 30, 2011)
There were so many great blog posts written this week that it was easy to find them, but hard to choose which ones to share: 1. The Benefit and Danger of
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Classroom Management?
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by Clearly Ambiguous I have been thinking a lot lately about the skills of an effective teacher and an effective leader, and
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System Alignment
Yesterday I had the opportunity to talk with educators within our own school division about the continuously evolving profession of education, and how we are trying to move forward. There
Change the Measure
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by aussiegall The other day, through a conversation on Twitter, one of the questions that came up (which does often), is in
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