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Category Archives: Photography
Happy Spring – 200th Blog Post!
With my 200th blog post upon me, I wanted it to include a personal passion of mine – photography. Since it is Spring Break and it was such a beautiful day yesterday, I got out my camera and my family … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Photography, Reflection
Tagged 200, 200th blog post, change, monumental, photo, photography, promise, reflection, rejuvenation, renewal, Spring
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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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Vancouver Foodie Experience
OK, this is not going to be my “usual” kind of post, but I figure it’s summer-time, so why not! How can I not share such a wonderful experience! I had the wonderful opportunity to go on a food tour … Continue reading
Posted in Connections / Relationships, Photography, Uncategorized
Tagged food, food tour, foodie, fun, mustache, rick, tour, Vancouver, white, white mustache
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Identity Day 2012
Our school is hosting their first Identity Day this coming Wednesday. This day provides everyone the opportunity to share something about themselves. It can be something that is important to them or something that makes them who they are. It … Continue reading
Posted in Connections / Relationships, Photography, Technology
Tagged Identity, Identity Day, photography, project, relationships
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Quiet Reflection
Ever have a time when you were in need of quiet reflection? Away from work. Away from home. Away from your kids and spouse? Away from life. That was me today. Don’t get me wrong, I love my life. Things … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Photography, Reflection
Tagged beauty, colours, fall, flowers, love, photography, photos, reflection, solitude
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Be Curious
For the past three years we’ve taken a family road trip to Disneyland. Even though we end up at Disney, this vacation is much more than a Disney trip. We take our time driving down, stopping at many forests, playgrounds, beaches, … Continue reading
Posted in Connections / Relationships, Photography, Reflection, Uncategorized
Tagged beyond exterior, curious, learning, new year, questions, real, reflection, reminder, school, September, students
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But, He Can Do It At Home….
Have you ever had a parent tell you, “But Johnny (insert any child’s name here) can count to 100 by 2’s (insert any skill here) at home with no difficulty at all. He does it all the time!” As a … Continue reading
Posted in Connections / Relationships, Family, Lessons Learned, Personalized Learning, Photography, Reflection, Uncategorized
Tagged learning, lesson, parent, patience, son, student, teacher, understanding
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10 Things I Want to Try or Learn About 10/10
10 Things I Want to Try or Learn More About In the Cloud To be honest, the “cloud” confuses and scares me a bit. I just don’t get it. Clearly, I need to learn more about it. Here are some … Continue reading
Posted in Leading the Learning, Photography, Professional Development
Tagged blogging, cloud, goals, learning, meetings, web2.0
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Positively Positive – Attitude IS Everything!
Attitude is everything. Everywhere. In every situation. A person’s attitude not only contributes to one’s own feelings, but also the feelings of others. A person’s attitude is contagious. If you have a positive, optimistic, attitude, that is what you will … Continue reading
Posted in Assessment, Collaboration, Connections / Relationships, Personalized Learning, Photography, Reflection
Tagged attitude, education, educators, green card, positive, reward
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Everyday Learning
I haven’t been blogging or tweeting much these days. It’s just been so busy. Work has been busy, but so has my home life. With all this busyness, my learning has been going strong. Here are some of the things … Continue reading