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As hard as we may work in our roles as educational leaders, to some it will not be enough. We… READ MORE
When I reflect on the positives of working in my current school and share my thoughts with colleagues from other… 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
Here’s an interesting question. As an educational leader, if you were to be away from your school for one day,… READ MORE
ed to Tackling issues and problems in schools is an endless task, so much so that if leaders are not… READ MORE
A positive change in education over the last two decades, as far as high school students are concerned, is the… READ MORE
A lot of evidence has pointed to the significant positive impact of feedback on student learning and performance over the… READ MORE
In a recent post, I discussed how protocols are so often difficult to achieve between adults, yet at the same… 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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