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Technological innovations have been wonderful on so many levels. Mobile devices have revolutionized what we are able to do in… READ MORE
I recently watched a documentary about Sir Alex Ferguson, who shared his views on leadership with Harvard Business School undergraduates.… READ MORE
At a very young age, I held close the saying “treat others in the same way that you would like… READ MORE
Many important conversations in our schools are avoided at the expense of preserving what we may think are harmonious relationships.… READ MORE
With schools being complex organisations, it can feel like school leaders are trying to herd cats at times. As leaders,… READ MORE
Many schools, along with their mission and vision statements, have a set of core values. It is vital that if… READ MORE
The education revolution, so much has been said about what needs to change: we must have more flexible school structures,… READ MORE
Working productively in teaching teams can be so rewarding yet so frustrating. When we all get on the same page,… READ MORE
Like it or not, school do need policies and guidelines, whether it be for how we go about assessment, giving… READ MORE
Schools, despite being the most wonderful places to work, can also be frustrating and painful places to be at times.… READ MORE
Much is said in the media about schools being stressful places and, perhaps, education is nearing crisis point in terms… READ MORE
I like tapping into posts from Leadership Freak, Dan Rockwell, who puts together some excellent posts about leadership for us… READ MORE
It happens. Frustration regarding a particular issue in a school or between colleagues spills over into open criticism in an… READ MORE
I refer back to the article, Improving Relationships in the Schoolhouse, quite often when considering the work we need to… READ MORE
One of the things I encourage teachers to do when they consider the impact of their actions on student learning… READ MORE
“People ask me what I do in the winter when there’s no baseball. I’ll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring.”
~ Rogers Hornsby
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