Saying Goodbye
As I have tried to be transparent as possible and share my learning with others, I wanted to share my farewell speech with all of you. Hopefully it will do […]
My Summer Plans?
Every year, I always declare it the “Summer of George” (I think it might be take on some Frolf!) and this year the declaration will also be made. Usually the
Being A Leader; A Kid’s Perspective
Recently I posed the question to some students in grade 6 on what exactly makes a leader. Their answers were posted on a teacher blog and I would love to
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Their First 15 Minutes; Identity Day
As June goes in schools, it is an extremely busy month. I have been in schools where we are just trying to make it to the end, but 5 school
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Courage
We had an amazing experience with our students today as the school put on an “Identity Fair” (I will write more on this day later). This was an amazing opportunity
When So Much is Too Much; Narrowing the Tools We Use
This year at my school, we have done a lot of work with technology integration in our own professional development. We have started to look at a lot of different
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21st Century Educator; The How
So looking through the responses made by my PLN I have learned a lot about the thoughts of others on the skills of the 21st century learner. It was interesting
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Your Thoughts – Wordle Style!
This is based on the comments of the previous post, 21st Century Educator; Your Thoughts. Glad to see the main focus is STUDENTS!
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The 21st Century Educator; Your Thoughts
There is so much conversation about 21st century learning and learners. As a principal, I want to ensure that I empower my teacher with the opportunities that they can develop
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The Why
Sitting and listening to Chris Lehman’s speech to his first graduating class at the Science and Leadership Academy, I thought a lot about where our school is going, especially in