Years ago, I remember being invited to speak for a professional learning day with a school district in Nebraska about the importance of innovation in education and empowering learners. The […]
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There has been no point in my career when I have been “only” a teacher, and I was reminded of that recently. I shared the following “Run Reflection” on Instagram
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In this month’s blog revisit, I thought about this fascinating story about the band Van Halen (I am probably dating myself with the reference!) and this seemingly urban legend of
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I have been reading Lauren Kaufman’s collaborative book, “The Leader Inside: Stories of Mentorship to Inspire the Leader Within,” and I have enjoyed the stories about evolving as and becoming an
Finding the Leader Inside Might Cause Discomfort Outside Read More →
Years ago, I was reffing a basketball game in Canada, where nobody seemed to care about the sport at the time. There were maybe 12 people there. Not kidding.
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Years ago, I was talking with a district leadership team about speaking with their staff. They focused heavily on “mindset” and helping staff embrace change, which has been a focus
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Years ago, I had a conversation with an educator who could not understand how and why I connected relationships to innovation in education. To me, it is impossible to create
Challenging Ideas While Honoring People Read More →
The “revisit” post on “The Confident Leader” that I am sharing today was originally written in 2016 and was brought to my attention by a reader recently. One of the
The Confident Leader Read More →
My good friend Lainie Rowell was leading a session on the importance of gratitude, and many of her perspectives are refreshing and, I believe, can significantly improve mental health for
Finding the “Good” When You Need to Communicate The Bad Read More →
I am reading two books now that are challenging my thinking and helping me review my philosophies on learning, technology use, and human connection. You might have heard about both
Identifying Barriers While Learning (and Teaching) to Leverage Technology Read More →
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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