Changing Our Mindset
What role do we play in making sure we can appropriately support the learning process for our students? We have to first change our mindset becoming the facilitator in the … Continue reading
Parents at School: Studies Probe What Helps & What Doesn’t
Many schools every year work to find ways to increase parent involvement. Whether your school has an active PTA/Parent Association or your school has work to do to develop a … Continue reading
Education Can Change the World
What a powerful message from a heroic voice. Education is the only true game changer for boys and girls. tlb Source Source
Embrace Your Calling: Lessons from Maya Angelou
“Don’t just teach because that’s all you can do. Teach because it’s your calling. And once you realize that, you have a responsibility to the young people.” – Maya Angelou, … Continue reading
Summer Reads for Teacher Professional Development
What’s on your summer reading list? If you are like me, you are probably looking for books that will help replenish you professionally as well as personally. With just a … Continue reading
Making a Positive Impact: The Role of a Teacher
I discovered a drawing on Twitter that I had to share with you. During those moments when things are tough remember the role of a teacher is to make a … Continue reading
Happy Anniversary principalaim!
Today is the 1 year anniversary of principalaim (boy time flies when having fun)!! Thank you for all of your support as principalaim has grown from a simple dream to … Continue reading
10 ways to nurture wellbeing and build resilience
Originally posted on FlourishingChildhood:
We live in a busy world where children as well as adults encounter challenges and may find this stressful. Some people are naturally confident and resilient…
Three R’s and One “C”
Education policy makers are watching something that rarely happens in education — “the unprecedented” push to green light a new initiative. In this instance, the new program is coding and … Continue reading
Bloom’s Taxonomy 2.0
In 1956, Educational psychologist, Dr. Benjamin Bloom identified three types of learning: cognitive, affective, and psychomotor that he coined Bloom’s Taxonomy of Learning. Bloom’s Taxonomy has been used and revised by … Continue reading
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