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Author Archives: Tia M. Dawson
You Matter
Yes, you matter. For the past few years, there has been a prominent movement toward making sure people (particularly kids) know that they matter. It is a wonderful, very important message that I feel like people can’t hear enough. You … Continue reading
Posted in care, Connections / Relationships, kindness, Learning, Lessons Learned, Uncategorized, YouMatter
Tagged educator, genius, gifts, Imatter, leader, learning, oxygen, reflection, self, YouMatter
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Be Kind to Yourself
It was Friday morning and my classroom was empty. The students had just left with the teacher who helps them exchange their library books for the week. A few minutes after my students in Grade 1 and 2 left the … Continue reading
Posted in care, Connections / Relationships, kindness, Lessons Learned, Reflection, Uncategorized
Tagged care, education, gentle, hope, journey, kindness, leadership, learning, life, love, parent, personal, reflection, teacher, teaching
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Where are the Women Keynote Speakers?
Where are the Women Keynote Speakers? This post was collaboratively written by: Jessica Johnson Melissa Emler Heidi Hutchison Iram Khan Kaye Henrickson Tia Henriksen … Continue reading
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Tagged administrator, conferences, diversity, imbalance, impostor, issue, keynote, leadership, reflection, speaker, support, syndrome, women
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Future Members of Society
As I wrote about recently, I had the pleasure of participating in the BCPVPA Short Course for administrators last week. We had many inspiring speakers, great connections with administrators from around the province and heart-felt conversations about kids and the … Continue reading
Posted in change, Connections / Relationships, Instructional Leadership, Leading the Learning, Learning, Professional Development, Reflection, Technology
Tagged BCPVPA, change, discussion, future, judy halbert, linda kaser, mission, reflection, resilience, resilient, society, spirals, vision
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Power of Educators
Sometimes, I think we as individual educators do not realize the ultimate power we have over what we do. Oftentimes, I think that we wait for others to lead us and to show us what is out there. Don’t get … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st century, change, collaboration, connections, education, learning
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A New Role, a New District, and New Connections
It is Spring Break and after my first 2 1/2 months of being a principal, I have found time to do some important 3-R’s – rest, rejuvenate, and reflect. Heading into the final stretch of a school year, all these are … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Connections / Relationships, Leading the Learning, Reflection
Tagged budget, focus, lead, leading, learning, newbie, principal, priorities, reflect, reflecting
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My Word for 2015
Many educators have been reflecting on 2014 and making plans for 2015. In doing so, many have chosen one (or more) word to be their focus for this year. This word reflects what they feel is most important in their … Continue reading
Posted in Leading the Learning, Professional Development, Reflection
Tagged 2015, authentic, one word, parents, pln, priority, relationships, staff, students, teachers, word, word for 2015
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A Bit of Me
A Bit of a Goodbye After 20 years in my current district, it is time to say goodbye. It’s not really a goodbye though. Even though we will not be seeing one other at district meetings, we will continue to … Continue reading
Posted in Connections / Relationships, Learning, Management, Professional Development, Reflection, Uncategorized
Tagged goodbye, growth, history, learning, moving, reflecting, reflection, SD36, story, surrey
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