In a recent family engagement workshop that I had the privilege to lead in Kilgore, Texas, I shared one way that you could use AI to connect with individuals in […]
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I was doing some research for an AI presentation with AJ Juliani (titled Timely Leading with AI Through Timeless Principles of Learning) I was delivering for the Texas Association of
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There is so much I am learning from running about learning in general. Being outside and finding clarity makes me feel like running is a form of moving meditation. As
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One of the most visited posts I have ever written on this blog was titled “5 Questions You Should Ask Your Leader.” I originally wrote the post in 2014, and
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When you walk into your school or organization, how many times does it say “no” or “don’t” on the walls? For example, students may walk into an auditorium and hear
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There’s a great exchange between Epictetus and a student that encapsulates the true path to lasting, perennial success in any field. “Tell me what to do!” the student says. Epictetus
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Ever since I was a child, I have struggled with my weight. If you have been following me for any amount of time, you might know that. If you only
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It was amazing to see the reception for “What Makes a Great Principal: The Five Pillars of Effective School Leadership” this past week! Not only did I feel blessed to
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Many years ago (many, many), I was a finalist for a “Director General” position (Superintendent equivalent) at an English-language school district in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. As I went through the
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Something that I often try to do is to be very cognizant of how I use certain words. For example, I explicitly say “top academic students” when referring to students
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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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