Too often we hear that our students aren’t able to do certain things because they are “just kids”. I have heard many educators say that kids are too young or […]
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The title is serious. Watching the epic rise of Lady Gaga into pop culture has been absolutely fascinating. Yes there are things that she has done that are questionable and
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After spending the last two years at Forest Green School and Connections for Learning as principal, I learned an amazing amount both through my success and failures. The idea of
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“I’m a student, not a guru.” Derek Sivers Today, I was lucky enough to meet two new people from my Personal Learning Network (PLN), Gayle Cole and Jayme Johnson, that
Spending the last few days at #ISTE11 in Philadelphia, I have had some of the best professional development in my life. Although I have attended some sessions and keynotes, the
The school year has come to a close for many, and many educators and administrators are attending conferences and reworking their schools for the 2011-2012 school year. Often times there
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After an emotionally exhausting yet exhilarating week, I saw our students have another year of Identity Day, said goodbye to our grade 6 students, and watched the school say goodbye to me.
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We have had some fantastic days here at Forest Green, and I just wanted to share this very cool Animoto presentation our Music Teacher created. He set up a “photo
cc licensed flickr photo shared by gingerpig2000 Good afternoon and welcome to all parents, staff members, and most importantly Forest Green grade 6 students. We are honoured to celebrate this
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As an example to the students, I wanted to write a short post on my Identity Day Project for 2011. Last year I decided to share my love of the
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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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