In this month’s revisit post, I look back at an article I originally wrote in 2018, looking at the idea of “best practice” and how it is initially built on […]
Every “Best Practice” in Education Was Once an Innovation Read More →
This is the final part (5) of this series on “Shifting to the Innovator’s Mindset,” and I will be discussing why the best challenges we can have in our lives
Last week, I posted the second part of this series on “Shifting to the Innovator’s Mindset” and discussed how we deal with obstacles in a way to get better. The
I was considering a different summer format for “The Innovator’s Mindset” podcast. As I was at the gym, I thought about this table I shared in “Innovate Inside the Box,”
What’s the effort when no one is watching? – Shifting to the Innovator’s Mindset, Part 1 Read More →
I read the following passage in the John Maxwell Daily Reader (Definitely recommend!): “When times are tough, uncertainty is high, and chaos threatens to overwhelm everyone, followers need
“People do what people see.” Read More →
I was sitting in my office, and I received an email from Ethan Wagner that was not only an incredible story of resilience but was something I wanted to share
The Ebb and Flow of the First-Year of Teaching Read More →
I recently started doing a weekend photo dump on Instagram to share with others learning from my week and as a way to actively reflect on the week that just
Learning With, For, and About Your Community (Instagram Activity) Read More →
I started reading a fascinating book titled, “The 48 Laws of Power” by Robert Greene, and I have to admit it would not be my usual read, but it definitely
“Is that the best you can do?” Read More →
This is a story that I shared in my “Epic Book Review” on Trevor Moawad’s book, “Getting to Neutral” that I wanted to share with you all. You can watch
What does this situation require of me? How to get to “neutral” in tough situations. Read More →
My family bought me a running hat as a Father’s Day gift. Here it is: You notice the drops of sweat surrounding it as I wore it the
On Leadership and the Impact of Not Being Noticed 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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