We Are All Connected
cc licensed flickr photo shared by ::: Radar Communication ::: Relationships are the key foundation to the success of students in our schools. The more we connect with them, the […]
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On Creativity
cc licensed flickr photo shared by ecastro The question as educators about the above picture is not, “How should we grade this?” The question needs to be, “Why would we
The Leader in You
cc licensed flickr photo shared by psd “Treat a man as he is and you make him worse than he is. Treat a man as he has the potential to
My Best Principal Did…
The other night, I tweeted the following: “Your best principal did…? Fill in the blank please :)” I was intrigued and encouraged by all of the responses that I had
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The Little Things
cc licensed flickr photo shared by adpowers On Wednesday night, our school hosted a Christmas concert. Many students were very excited, and some MORE than others. One of the students
The Meaning of Work?
“Hard work is a prison sentence only if it does not have meaning. Once it does, it becomes the kind of thing that makes you grab your wife around the
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Pulling Off The Gas
cc licensed flickr photo shared by futureatlas.com I will admit it. I want everything to be the best it can be for our students. Our teachers work tremendously hard, and
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What Do You Stand For?
cc licensed flickr photo shared by Shermeee Early in my teaching career, I never really thought much about teaching, I just did it. In the last couple of years though,
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Super Book of Web Tools for Educators
I had the opportunity to write the introduction for a Collaborative E-book initiated and compiled by Richard Byrne. I am proud to share it here on my blog. It definitely
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The No-Policy Policy
cc licensed flickr photo shared by mick62 In the span of a day, a principal can see and do many things. Last Friday my day consisted of some of the
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