15 Questions: Questions to Start a Conversation with Your Child
Having a meaningful conversation with children starts with good questions.
The Journey Ahead
What would you attempt to do this year if you were not afraid?
5 Positive Hallway Conversations
With the start of a new school year just around the corner, I am looking for new ways to inspire and motivate my team in our work with students.
Preserving Play
“There has to be an emphasis on teaching reading and math in early childhood classrooms, but we should never allow the invasion of the academic to restrict the ways that … Continue reading →
The Successful Education Toolkit: What do Children Need to Flourish at School?
Originally posted on FlourishingChildhood:
We want our children to have a great education, so what is the secret? We tend to look hard at what is on offer: the quality…
The Age of School Shootings: The New Normal?
This week, school officials across the country monitored computer screens, smartphones, and televisions waiting to hear more details after a 12-year-old middle school student walked into his school with a … Continue reading →
You Are Here To Do Great Things
Here is another motivational post from one of my favorite bloggers. In the new year, remember you are here to do great things. Stay focused and don’t let obstacles get … Continue reading →
The Biggest Challenge in Becoming Successful
What does it mean to be a successful person? This is a very important question with many different answers to the question depending on who you ask. I believe the … Continue reading →
Inspiring Hope in our Schools
Keeping Hope Alive in Schools Hope! According to Merriam-Webster.com, to have hope is to cherish a desire with anticipation: to desire with expectation of attainment: to expect with confidence: to … Continue reading →
Predicting Future Success for Children
Is Spatial Ability a Predictor of Future Success in Technology, Math, and Science? A recent study published in the journal Psychological Science has opened the door, once again, for educators to … Continue reading →