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Check It At The Door?

I love blogging. It truly helps me deeply process those experiences that mean so much to me. This reflecting helps me think through things, research what I don’t know, check Read more…


TOXIC?

Nearly by definition, educators are a passionate people. Indeed, the work is sacred. Getting it right might require unique character, values, and skills. I’m thoroughly thinking through more… perceptions as Read more…


Best. Advice. Ever. Part II

With whom are you surrounding yourself? Hopefully, you’re surrounding yourself with people who help you #becomebetter. A huge part of growing in your personal and professional walk is being open Read more…


Check It At The Door

Lights. Camera. Action! In this season, holiday performances are sounding off in schools all across the country. The research is done. The play—scripted. The costumes—fitted. For months, performers have been Read more…


Meandering Time Management

I haven’t blogged in over a month. I’ve been busy. But everyone says that, right? While each one of us has the same amount of time every day, it’s how Read more…


4 Reasons to Morning Meeting

Let’s talk! Getting to know each other can help us learn together. This year, our staff has conducted Morning Meetings every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. For the first fifteen minutes Read more…


Do Relationships Equal Learning?

Do Relationships Equal Learning? If you’re a young educator or new to twitter, you may be led to believe that relationships with students and colleagues are easily forged and directly Read more…


Edcamp Revamped

Not an edcamp. Not a conference. What I’m proposing is right in the middle. I’m a huge fan of the edcamp model–Educators voluntarily getting together face-to-face on a Saturday morning Read more…