You Should Read… (September 30, 2012)
cc licensed ( BY NC SD ) flickr photo shared by gcouros I missed sharing this post last week as I decided to take a Sunday off from everything and […]
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Leading a Learning Community
Charging For Air
I just spent the last thirty minutes trying to find a gas station that had “free air” to fill up a tire. Since every single station that I found had
Caine’s Arcade Project (October 6, 2012)
I just wanted to share something that have recently shared on my Division Principal blog. I think it is worthwhile for schools to do and I am hoping that others
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You Should Read (September 17, 2012)
cc licensed ( BY NC SD ) flickr photo shared by dkuropatwa Every now and then, I like to go back through my old Diigo bookmarks and look at articles
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You Should Read…(September 9, 2012)
cc licensed ( BY NC SD ) flickr photo shared by ianguest This was our first week back to school in Parkland School Division and teachers are eager this year
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Rules Rethink
With the combination of knowing that educators in our own division are opening their classrooms to students tomorrow, and reading Joan Young’s post on expectations, it made me really think
6 Ways Principals Can Connect With Students
This killed me today… My 8 year old girl when asked what a Principal does, “It’s that person that talks to you when you’ve done something bad.” #cpchat —Alec Couros
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Who did you just hire?
cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by Dita Margarita Parkland School Division just hosted all the new teachers to our school division in an orientation that is both
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Is “failure” an option?
cc licensed ( BY SD ) flickr photo shared by plural I saw this tweet: Failure is not only OK, it necessary for learning. Made even better by real-time feedback.
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