Teamwork is Enjoyable
I’ve always loved being part of a team. No matter what I do, I find team members. It was that way in the school system. Also as a professional speaker. Read more about Teamwork is Enjoyable[…]
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Love What You Do
I read a post by David Geurin this morning and it inspired me to share his thoughts. He said that he couldn’t prove this true but that he believes that Read more about Love What You Do[…]
8 Best Doctors in the World
Terry Small posted the following list of best doctors in the world: 1. Sunshine 2. Sleep 3. Exercise 4. Healthy diet 5. Self-respect 6. Family and friends 7. Gratitude 8. Read more about 8 Best Doctors in the World[…]
17 Things Never to do When Giving Corrective Feedback
1. Never lie. 2. Never compare with others. 3. Never over-commit. 4. Never let someone over-commit. 5. Never attack a person. 6. Never give corrective feedback in public. 7. Never Read more about 17 Things Never to do When Giving Corrective Feedback[…]
Be a Thinker
I loved David Geurin’s post on Twitter about what education truly is. He states that “Education is about developing an identity as a learner. The goal isn’t to complete an Read more about Be a Thinker[…]
How Birdsong Can Change Your Classroom Forever
I received another fascinating email from Gavin McCormack about the usefulness of Birdsong. I personally love background music while I’m working. Apparently, when birds are quiet it means there’s danger Read more about How Birdsong Can Change Your Classroom Forever[…]
Each Child is Unique for a Reason
Gavin McCormack sent me an email about children who are unique. He says children are already perfect specimens. Yes, they’ll make mistakes, mess things up, but if we work as Read more about Each Child is Unique for a Reason[…]
5 Ways to Implement Change in the Classroom
Gavin McCormack sent me another important message about best practices in the classroom. I think these 5 things would work as well in businesses. 1. Choice – in order for Read more about 5 Ways to Implement Change in the Classroom[…]
Teach the Whole Child
In our busy pandemic year of teaching the students, many educators get stuck on teaching the curriculum. However, we have a responsibility to teach our students’ mind, body, heart and Read more about Teach the Whole Child[…]
What is the emotional cup?
I received a brilliant email from Gavin McCormack which talks about a child’s emotional cup. He states that when a child’s emotional cup is approaching empty, we may see some Read more about What is the emotional cup?[…]