4 Types of Leaders You Shouldn’t Be
First of all, I am going to challenge my own title in this writing as the qualities that I am about to list are not usually people with influence, but […]
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Leading a Learning Community
Myths of Technology Series: “Technology Will Replace Face-to-Face Interaction”
For ISTE 2014 in Atlanta, I will be presenting on the “Myths of Technology and Learning”. As I am really thinking about what I will be sharing at the conference,
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Myths of Technology Series: “Don’t Talk To Strangers”
Today’s calendar said it was the first day of Spring, but watching the blizzard outside our window gave us some doubt! Yesterday, our friends the 3B Bees from Manitoba sent us a picture of their schoolyard:
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Would you want to be a learner in your own classroom?
There has been a lot of talk about this video that was anonymously shared by a teacher from Chicago Public Schools: The outrage shared by many educators is that this
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3 Things That Should Never Change in Schools
Although I often speak about the things that we need to do to develop and further the way we teach and learn in schools, I would still consider myself a
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A Focus on Consumption
I’ve hit a slump. Blogging has been slow and an arduous task as of late, and I seemingly have struggled to find inspiration to write. I have committed myself to
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The Small Ripple
Working with my good friend Shaye Patras, Principal at Blueberry School, I have had the opportunity to do one-on-one visits with his school in the last 12 months. A few
Being mindful or…?
There is no doubt that I believe in the importance of technology and it’s impact on relationships and learning in education. If you asked people twenty years ago how they
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Forced Learning?
I shared an article that I wrote about things that we should do in professional development, and many educators either loved or hated the idea of having reflection built into
Stating the Obvious
Spending a lot of time at conferences, I have heard the question, “What do we do with kids that are so distracted by their devices in the classroom?” My initial
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