Failure’s Not Only An Option, It’s Preferred
I was having a conversation with a teacher today regarding quiz/test retakes; a topic on which many people have varying opinions. In our discussion, she referenced a video that another colleague had shared with her on the subject, which I asked her to forward to me as...
Making Positive Contact With 900 Kids
There are two types of kids that educators will generally communicate home about. The most common: those exhibiting behavioral problems. The runner up: those demonstrating exemplary skill in the classroom or extra-curricular activities. The former is almost always...
Lust for Learning
Today is a special day at our house. My kids celebrated their 8th birthday. Already, at such a young age, so many educators have been a part of their journey. And, for that, I am grateful. They LOVE school. Never do they complain about going to school or doing...
The Perception of Being Told What To Do
The second day of school I came across a student that was shuffling down the hallway at a seemingly glacial pace. His demeanor suggested that he wasn’t super thrilled to be doing whatever he was about to do. So, naturally, I asked him what was up. He said,...
How are you planning to celebrate learning?
One of the reasons I love Twitter is that it is entirely on your own terms. Sometimes I have more time than others – and that determines how much time gets dedicated to perusing the latest tweets of those I follow and posting tweets of my own. After work tonight...
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