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Grading is changing…and it is hard for everyone. A quick thought on the changing trends of grading in our schools

In the world of education, data is everywhere, but information is lacking. My thoughts on how administrators can turn move from data rich information poor to information rich.

It is hard to explain what an innovator is in the world of education, I think the term generous orthodoxy does a good job of doing so.

Schools in American haven’t really changed since they were created, doesn’t there have to be a better way?

When an educator say that “I’m not good with technology”, is it just a lame excuse or a cop-out?

Helping people find their own space and valuing others’ space is critical to success.

A quick reflection on how unintended consequences of a chance encounter at National CUE changed me for the better. Thanks to Cate, Jen, and Cinnamon.

It has been too long since my last episode, but there are excuses. Once past all of the excuses, I talk about equity with parents.

Talking with my older  Canadian brother about Innovation Meet Ups, improving as a professional, and sitting on a school board. Find out more information about the Innovators Meet Ups at https://www.instagram.com/innovatorsmeetup/.

BTSA and leadership training programs have good intentions, but are they truly helpful in growing and training new educators?