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It’s Time to Take the Sweaters Off

Published on October 10, 2011 By Tony Baldasaro

Definition of a Sweater: A garment your mom makes you wear when she catches a chill. As I was sitting at the rink tonight watching Ben’s hockey practice, a parent came over to chat with me. She is an incredibly sweet person, she volunteers at the school, is always available to help out, and is [...]

3 Big Ideas from Leadership Bootcamp (My Post on Voices)

Published on June 2, 2011 By Tony Baldasaro

I was recently honored to have my post published on PLP’s Voices From the Learning Revolution blog.  Below is that post in its entirety and while you are welcome to read it here, I encourage you to visit PLP’s and read the Voices at PLP’s blog.         It isn’t until someone asks [...]

It’s Time to Step Up and Lead – Without Some Words.

Published on January 10, 2011 By Tony Baldasaro

I’ve been thinking a lot about the tragic events in Tuscon the past two days.  To those families that lost love ones, my heart is broken.  To the Green family who lost their nine year old daughter, well, all I could do to honor their pain was hug Ben (10), Beth (9) and Emma (6) [...]

Tools Are Still Not the Answer

Published on December 2, 2010 By Tony Baldasaro

I spent the last three days attending and presenting at New Hampshire’s largest gathering of educators, the Christa McAuliffe Technology Conference (CMTC). Personally, this has been an important conference relative to my evolution as a educator. It was at this conference where I first heard the likes of Will Richardson, Kathy Schrock, and Ian Jukes. [...]