(This is the second of two parts on professional learning. You can read the first part here. It is based on the visual below that was created by Sylvia Duckworth […]
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Over two years ago, I wrote “8 Things To Look for in Today’s Classroom”, and more recently, Sylvia Duckworth created the above visual that has been shared numerous times. As
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What if we created professional learning opportunities that were not only engaging, but also empowered educators in the change process? “Inquiry Based Learning” is something that I have been spending
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I have a minor in English yet I never had the interest to write consistently until about five years ago when I started blogging. What it took for me to
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“Schools kill creativity.” “Innovation is crucial in education.” “We are preparing students for jobs that don’t currently exist.” “Education needs disruption.” These are all statements that you might have heard
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I’ve been referred to someone who is “tech savvy” quite often, and to be honest, it irritates me. It is not that I don’t love technology or think that it
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“Teachers don’t want to change.” I hate this statement. It does more to end a conversation than it does to start it. It is a comment I have heard far
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I don’t know if it is because it is basketball season, but stories from coaching and reffing have been popping up in my head in relation to leadership. As I
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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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