On the first day of spring last year, we were hit by a blizzard. The weather inspired our class to ask the rest of the world what spring looked like in their area, and the results were spectacular. Waking up to all the snow on March 20 reminded us to try it again – and just see what unfolded!
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I have really been focusing on the notion of “digital portfolios” and how they can be utilized in a different way than your standard portfolio. I have also had a
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The term “data-driven” tends to be a loaded one, and it is something that has been on my mind. Schools should have ideas of how they are performing, but when
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“Our teachers aren’t asking for this.” This is a sentiment that I have heard from administrators often when talking about initiatives/technology in school in why they may not have certain things
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“Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning.” Bill Gates I read the above quote and it really struck a nerve. I know student voice is extremely important
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Seth Godin shares a nice little story about a bookshop that focuses selling only children’s books, and is surprised when he asks for a popular book and the clerk has
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This video is adorable: Watching the baby cry at the end of the book, makes me think of how later in life, many kids are simply waiting for the bell to ring.
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I recently received an email and was asked a question that I get all of the time. With the promotion of students using social media, what do you if something goes
Almost one year ago to the day, I wrote a post entitled, “5 Questions You Should Ask Your Leader“. Sylvia Duckworth created the image below to go along with the
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One thing that I pride myself on, is the ability to curate and share the work of others. I have been blessed with a huge network on social media and
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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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