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Monthly Archives: August 2013
Fred Factor – Do you have it?
I very recently read Fred Factor by Mark Sanborn. This was recommended by educational leader, Justin Tarte in his must reads for those in the field of education. At the beginning of his book, Sanborn describes is postman, Fred and … Continue reading
Spirals of Inquiry
Last year, many administrators participated in a couple days of learning entitled Leadership 360, spearheaded by our Deputy Superintendent, Jordan Tinney. It was an inspiring day that helped to focus the participants on what is really important, and, in fact, … Continue reading
Posted in Assessment, Collaboration, Instructional Leadership, Leading the Learning, Professional Development
Tagged Assessment, assessment for learning, BC, BCPVPA, book study, British Columbia, challenge, chris kennedy, Chris Wejr, collaborate, halbert, inquiry, inspiration, kaser, leader, leadership, leading, leading the learning
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11 Lessons Learned on the Stairs Today
As many of you many know, I have a passion for photography. I love taking photos and revisiting places I have been, moments in time, and all kind of memories through photographs I take. Unfortunately, I do not take photos … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Leading the Learning, Learning, Lessons Learned, Photography, Reflection
Tagged inspiring, leading, learn, learned, learning, lesson, lessons, Lessons Learned, lifelong learning, perspective, photography, photos
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Can’t Force Learning
I must be trying to get my head back into school-mode because everything that happens lately, no matter how small, makes me think about school, leadership, and learning. My last post here is one example. This morning, while relaxing in … Continue reading
Don’t Look Up
I do stairs regularly as part of my exercise regime. Today, I did a set of stairs that were particularly difficult. They were steep and seemed to go on forever. 176 stairs down and 176 stairs up. It was the … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Connections / Relationships, Instructional Leadership, Leading the Learning, Professional Development, Reflection
Tagged 2013, 21st century, 21stcenturylearning, commitment, discouraged, education, encourage, help, leading, leading the learning, learn, learning, lesson, lessons, Lessons Learned, life-long learning
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Why I Lead
Recently, George Couros started a School Administrator Virtual Mentorship Program (#SAVMP) which over 300 educational leaders will participate in for the 2013/2014 school year (and beyond). One of the first questions we were given the opportunity to reflect on is … Continue reading
School Makes Our Students…
Okay, I am a bit behind on things I want to blog about, but here it goes… Back in March (yah, March), there was a lot on the web about what happens when you type “School makes me” into a … Continue reading
Posted in Connections / Relationships, Curriculum, Reflection
Tagged google, happy, makes, movie, response, school, school makes me, search, student
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