Creating a Culture of Learning
Creating a culture of learning is all about the relationships that you build within the classroom. When done right, management is an afterthought. tlb Source Source
The Value of Tinkering
One of the best things about working in education is the ability to watch children learn as they tinker. Tinkering as it applies to a school setting is more than the … Continue reading
The “U” in Education
“At the end of the day, the most important person in your education is you.” —The First Lady #ReachHigher On Friday, First Lady Michelle Obama used college signing day to highlight her latest … Continue reading
Mindfulness in Schools
“… It’s not that children are unable to learn, it’s that very often they are unavailable to learn.” – Katrina Schwartz Never have wiser words been spoken than the words … Continue reading
Valuable Lessons
There is no better lesson than teaching our students to care for one another like brothers (and sisters). tlb Source Source
What Leaders Do
Great leaders have a lot of responsibility among them is: give, care, grow, live, empower, manage, and serve. tlb Source
Investing in EdTech
If you are like me, you are always looking for the most useful, cost efficient way to provide the best resources for your faculty and students. However, finding the best … Continue reading
Becoming Great!
“The secret of my success is that I persevered. I didn’t give up, I didn’t say, this is a lousy job and I’m unhappy and I’m going to quit. I … Continue reading
How Will You Fail Today?
I found this great photo today on Twitter that I could not wait to share. The author of the photo frames a question that could be asked by anyone. “What would you attempt … Continue reading
The Power of Twitter for Educators
Just a few short years ago, no one could have ever told me I would be writing a blog post strongly encouraging teachers to use Twitter as a … Continue reading
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