After reading Gavin McCormack’s article on the importance of students to learn by touching their lesson, it reminds me of the kind of learner I was. I’ve always had the need to be able to learn hands on. The Montessori philosophy is that children learn by touching, feeling, and collaboration are mandatory for effective. This Read more about Hands On Learning[…]
If we truly want racism to stop we have to start being the role model in our families, our schools and in our communities. Children are learning racism in their lives and watching the adults in their lives. I have always been a great advocate for stopping any behaviour that was at all disrespectful. When Read more about Racism Is Learned[…]
So much of what I read these days is a reminder that we must be daily grateful for our life, be it our health wealth of happiness and success or whatever. I personally have a mantra that I repeat many times a day. When I go for my daily walks I feel not only fortunate Read more about Daily Gratitude is Crucial[…]
I was inspired by Terry Small’s list of things never to stop doing in our lives: 1. Never stop believing. 2. Never stop encouraging. 3. Never stop trying. 4. Never stop learning. 5. Never stop being grateful. 6. Never stop being kind. 7. Never stop laughing. 8. Never stop hoping. 9. Never stop dreaming. And Read more about Nine “N’s” For Your Life[…]
Henry Ford said, “Whether you think you can, or you can’t, you’re right.” This quote reveals a simple truth: how you think impacts your results in either a positive or negative way. Think about a recent tough situation you faced and answer these questions: – Did you give up or believe in a positive outcome? Read more about How You Think Impacts Your Results[…]
David Geurin posted the following points about how important teachers are: 1. You inspire change. 2. You educate for equity. 3. You’re there for your students when they hurt. 4. You respond to the impossible with courage. 5. Thank you!
The word ‘Teacher’ is not to be taken literally. As teachers we are more than a vessel to transmit information into the minds of our children, we are a lot more. I love Gavin McCormack’s article about teachers and their importance. He says our presence alone will not define what it means to be alive. Read more about What We Forget About Teaching![…]
Leadership First posted an inspiring article about how important respect and courtesy are for all organizations. I love his quote saying, “When employees respect each other and get along in the workplace, it’s amazing how productivity increases, morale increases and employees are more courteous to customers.” I agree that respect is the glue that respect Read more about Respect and Courtesy Lead to a Successful Organization[…]
Leadership First posted an interesting article on stress and our attitude. We cause most of our stress by the way we respond to situations, not the way life is. Change how you see things. Look for the good in all situations. Take the lesson and find new opportunities to grow. Let all the extra stress, Read more about Change Your Attitude[…]
Terry Small posted the following 13 “M’s” to be this week: 1. Be miracle-minded. 2. Be magical. 3. Be magnificent. 4. Be meditative. 5. Be magnetic. 6. Be merry. 7. Be meek. 8. Be mighty. 9. Be modest. 10. Be motivated. 11. Be myself. 12. Be marvellous. 13. Be mellow.