How Do You Lead?
Below is a great video post from Tom Murray, IMPress author of the amazing book Personal & Authentic.
Tom challenges educators to reflect on their mindset and to see themselves as leaders for kids each and every day.
Below is a great video post from Tom Murray, IMPress author of the amazing book Personal & Authentic.
Tom challenges educators to reflect on their mindset and to see themselves as leaders for kids each and every day.
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Written by Lainie Rowell Grab your copy on Amazon.com or Amazon.ca It’s Time to Make Gratitude a priority Research proves that by intentionally practicing gratitude, we can dramatically improve our disposition, bringing us more joy and better health. Consistently and intentionally practicing gratitude can also lead to better relationships and more successful learning experiences. In…
A Post by Sunil Singh, co-author of Math Recess: Playful Learning in an Age of Disruption. It is no coincidence that the deeper awareness of the value of play for our children is coming at the same time as the heightened attitudes towards play and mathematics. For a while, the pairing of those words generally…
Bold Gratitude: The Journal Designed for You and by You Written by: Lainie Rowell Illustrated by: Allyson Liu Grab your copy on amazon.com or amazon.ca It’s time to make your mark and let your bold gratitude shine! Whether you are 10 or 110, we all have unique preferences, and a one-size-fits-all approach just doesn’t cut…
Below is a post from IMPress author Elisabeth Bostwick. If you enjoy this post, you can check out Elisabeth’s book Take the L.E.A.P.: Ignite a Culture of Innovation! We are in a time in which we are all doing our best with the outbreak of COVID-19. I’m someone who thrives on routines and I know…
Below is a post by IMpress author George Couros! Check out his books Innovate Inside the Box and Innovator’s Mindset for more from George. Digital portfolios have been something that I have been work on for over ten years, and I am very passionate about not only the product it can create but, more importantly,…
A blog post by Katie Martin I recently shared this graphic on Twitter, which resonated with many of you and I wanted to share an excerpt from my book, Learner-Centered Innovation, where this graphic came from. A school leader shared with me that, although she felt her school offered ample professional development, she was frustrated that they hadn’t seen…