Archive for May, 2010

Guest Post: What Do We Tell Students When They See What’s Behind The Curtain?

May 27, 2010

Pat Larkin’s children not only go to school with my children, but he was my son’s first basketball coach.  Yet, he and I really did get to know one another until about a year ago when he reached out to me via twitter.  Two weeks later we met for coffee with our respective families at [...]

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A New Era of Leadership

May 17, 2010

When I first came up with the idea of having a guest blogger series, I didn’t fully understand the impact it would have on me.  After all, I was simply the host, the vehicle through which various members of my PLN could share their story.  However, the connections I have made with educators that I [...]

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Failure = Truant Success

May 11, 2010

A couple of weeks ago after a Tuesday night #edchat session, I mildly complained to @mbteach that #edchat wasn’t providing the value that I needed it to.  My concerns revolved around a feeling that I had that #edchat was turning into a series of one-liners with each participant simply trying to out tweet the next.  [...]

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Teachers as Leaders

May 9, 2010

Perhaps no one embodies the spirit of Teacher Leader more than Mary Beth Hertz.  A blogger and technology teacher from Philadelphia, her involvement as a moderator of the award winning #edchat each Tuesday on Twitter and a co-organizer of EdCamp Philly has made an impact on educators all over the world.  So, when she agreed [...]

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