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
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
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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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
“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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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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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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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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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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cc licensed flickr photo shared by RambergMediaImages I have always wanted to share this story as it has meant so much to me. It is all true, except I have
I was very excited to be asked to write the introduction for an e-book that Richard Byrne is putting together to share with educators next week. I am really hoping