Sharing Our Work: It’s All Coming Together
The Forest Hills admin team couldn’t make it to the PLP Culminating event today, but they wanted to share their video. Thanks, FH! We enjoyed working with...
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Cross-posted WARNING: This is going to be a vent. One you might need to hear– but a vent all the same- so if you do not want to have your mood spoiled, don’t read. Photo Credit I tend to get more reflective this time of year. I also tend to push others to reflect more in my keynotes and workshops as well. These past couple weeks have been hard for me to process. The majority of folks I talked with feel victimized. Ok– I’ll be honest– I am frustrated, annoyed, saddened, and a little angry by the buzz I have been getting from the...
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When Philly administrator Ed Allen mentioned that teaching his music class was “joyful,” I knew he was a PLPeep I wanted to know more about. Ed has been teaching since 1984, all of it in the Philadelphia Archdiocese. He is currently an assistant principal at Cardinal O’Hara, and he is in his third year of Powerful Learning Practice. “I remember that first day in PLP like it was some kind of wonderful anniversary, and it was,” he said. “I signed up for Twitter and NING, and I didn’t have any idea what would happen.” Finding His...
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Be the Leader
By Susan Carter Morgan Scott McLeod over at dangerously irrelevant is calling on all bloggers to once again participate in his Leadership Day. Using whatever response form works for you–blog, podcast, photo–he asks you to join him in discussing “whatever you like related to effective school technology leadership: successes, challenges, reflections, needs, wants, etc” He asks some great questions to get you started: What do effective K-12 technology leaders do? What actions and behaviors can you point to that make them...
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