The end of year can be frantic for any educator. Not only can it feel like a “mad rush” to finish your units, leaving enough
Category: School culture
Artificial intelligence may be dominating conversations in education, as we try to anticipate how our world will change and adapt our teaching practices accordingly. Yet
In his short video “The Power of Drop-Ins”, Peps Mccrea promotes the use of informal, low-stakes classroom visits as an additional tool for teacher professional
In my previous entry, I began to share some reflexions triggered by the book Belonging Through a Culture of Dignity: The Keys to Successful Equity Implementation by Floyd
This summer I read Belonging Through a Culture of Dignity: The Keys to Successful Equity Implementation by Floyd Cobb and John Krownapple (Mimi and Todd Press, 2019).
In The Human Side of Enterprise, Douglas McGregor (1960) suggested that there are two main theories of management, which he called Theory X and Theory Y. Theory X is
A few blog entries ago, I wrote “Unpacking Our Principles for High Quality Education (Part 1)”, where I gave short explanations for the first set of statements in
In the autumn of 2019 I led a Collaborative Network to discuss my proposal for a Professional Learning Plan. The experience working with 9 colleagues
Elena Aguilar, author of The Art of Coaching, is an educational consultant who practices and trains educators in what she calls “transformational coaching”, which focuses on
Introduction/Context At our château INSET (March 2019), Eowyn Crisfield was invited as a keynote speaker to introduce what current research says about the importance of