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3 Big Ideas from Leadership Bootcamp (My Post on Voices)
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 [...]
Lost… And Found.
I was lost. Literally lost. 55 S. 22nd St. Philadelphia, PA. That was the address I plugged into my iPhone, but the building I was looking at didn’t look anything like the website. Further, there was an adult bookstore across the street and I thought it was odd that they would put a high school [...]
A Collection of Thoughts to My School Community
The following is a collection of thoughts I am sharing with my Joint School Board next week: “…There is no question that reading no longer just means consuming. It’s all about pulling out the most salient, relevant pieces and doing something with them that potentially makes other people more knowledgeable as well.” -Will Richardson Reading [...]
When the Culminating Event is Just the Beginning
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of hosting our Powerful Learning Practice (PLP) Culminating Event at the Seacoast School of Technology in Exeter, NH. Nearly 50 teachers and administrators from SAU16 participated in PLP during the 2009-2010 school year, and yesterday we convened to have a day long celebration of our efforts. Both Will and Sheryl [...]
