We used these questions with staff and students Wildwood Elementary School and found remarkably similar themes emerged.

Let’s do this Wildwood Elementary School

To kick off the celebration of President Rougeau’s inauguration this week, the College hosted an academic symposium on campus. The event featured members of the Holy Cross faculty and Harvard Law School Professor Martha Minow.

“The Surrealist” newyorker.com/magazine/2021/… via The New Yorker

Here are some reflection questions around self-care that you can ask yourself or the people that you coach!

A new grammar of schooling that moves away from Newtonian standardization and towards purpose, relationships, authentic work, and student agency. kappanonline.org/possible-futur…

All beautiful work is deeply personal, authentic, and real. Mike Strong - “Be excellent to each other” Aled Anaya #deeperlearning #k12chat

Will Eggemeier and the Menlo School Knights sectional champs!

It was so great to welcome back families into our school for the sixth grade mid year presentations of learning. Students reflected on questions such as ‘what am I most proud of?’ and ‘how have I grown as a learner?’ This is how students become leaders of their own learning

Curtis Taylor (Improvement Coach at HTH Center for Research on Equity and Innovation) is making his list… What are your “Brave Space Norms?” #DeeperLearning #DL22 #DLSanDiego

We can’t just tell students what’s good for them. We must include them in conversations about the future of education. If we want them to become great leaders, we must bring them to the table and allow them to use their voice.

I adore your podcast Jal Mehta Rod Allen. You asked Dr. Kaleb “Kofi” Rashad, Creative Director a question-- what a teacher listening could do differently. I ask myself that during every podcast. Head nod, agree..what can I do within the constraints of the present system? New lightning round question?

Hey #iteachmath and #mtbos friends! I’m excited to share that my student Gigi and I have finished our book entitled #dearmath. The ebook is free this week! Join us in exploring hundreds of student stories about math class in service of codesigning a better experience for all.

As you begin a new school year, you might ask your students this question I learned from Ernest Morrell: "What does it mean to get better at reading?" Maybe chart their responses.

EDUCATORS and LIBRARIANS! Want to greet your new students with new books?! I’ve got about 120 elementary and Middle Grade books to give away—half here, half on Instagram. To enter to win half here: follow me and RT this tweet. Bonus entry: tag a pal who may want to enter too!

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Moving Toward Instructional Coherence: How Four Popular Student-Centered Approaches Deepen Identity, Agency, Equity, and Community buff.ly/3QSJAHq

During parent conferences, I kept talking about books and importance of reading. Want to be a better writer? Read. Want to be a better reader? Read. Want to be empathetic? Read. Want to increase vocab? Read. This is my hill to die on. Create a community of readers