Below is a post by Katie Martin, author of Learner-Centered Innovation. As we are embracing emergency plans to the best of our ability and learning about what is most effective in remote learning, one of the things that I have heard frequently is that learners don’t know how to learn. More specifically, I hear time…
Below is a video with IMPress author Tom Murray and DBC author Amber Teamann In this #LeadershipMinute, Amber Teamann shares ways in which we can alter our own lens to understand the perspectives of other people so that we can create opportunities to build relationships! Click here to check out Tom Murray’s book Personal…
How Can Education Respond to a Faster World? The pace of change in our society is currently accelerating. Old concepts of authority and hierarchy have been challenged by the reality of a networked world, and bedrock ideas about what citizens need to know have been overturned by a constant drive to learn anew. For…
The kids are the least of our worries. Seriously. In her work across Canada and the US, child psychologist Jody Carrington has met hundreds of kids, families, and their support systems. Regardless of where she’s traveled or the specific circumstances of these encounters, the message she’s received from concerned parents and educators has been the…
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 Kaite Martin! She talks about the many opportunities we have to make learning powerful at home! If you enjoy her post you may want to check out her amazing book Learner-Centered Innovation! Many parents have now also become their kids’ teachers whether we wanted to be or not….