“Leading the Whole Teacher” is HERE!
I am thrilled to share with you that Leading the Whole Teacher is released TODAY! This book is a passion project that I started writing back in 2019. We knew […]
“Leading the Whole Teacher” is HERE! Read Post »
I am thrilled to share with you that Leading the Whole Teacher is released TODAY! This book is a passion project that I started writing back in 2019. We knew […]
“Leading the Whole Teacher” is HERE! Read Post »
One of the most important relationships in schools is the relationship between new teachers and their mentors. Yet, if I had a dollar for every school or district that had
Checklist for a Successful Teacher Mentoring Program Read Post »
I became a teacher by accident. It was serendipity in action. When I left my high school on that last day of senior year, I was absolutely giddy and said,
Tell us your why in 6 words or less. Read Post »
If you consider yourself a servant-leader, do either of these scenarios ring true for you? The “chicken with your head cut off” servant-leader: This type of leader runs around doing
4 Ways to Put Leadership back in Servant Leadership Read Post »
As of July 1, I am officially not the principal of Quincy Elementary anymore. I’d like to say that my tears are all cried out, but I seem to keep
5 Tips for New Principals Read Post »
Have you ever been around someone whose mere presence feels like a massage? This past week I was able continue my Cognitive Coaching training with one of those people. Her
When in doubt, go high. Read Post »
It feels like too much too much of the time right now, doesn’t it? You are not alone, there are educators around the world feeling the same way. If you
It feels like too much too much of the time right now, doesn’t it? Read Post »
Four years ago I started making a “New Year’s Playlist” rather than a resolution. The playlist is associated with the vibe I want for the upcoming year. It is a
I hit “publish” on my very first blogpost on December 6, 2015 and this post will be my 248th. That first post was called “My Infuriation with Education” and I
An Educator’s Anthem for 2022: I’m NOT Giving Up Read Post »
One beautiful lesson from COVID is that things can change on a dime. That means what is worrying me today may be a distant memory tomorrow–either because it gets resolved
3 Questions to Help Reduce Your Worry-load Read Post »