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  Equity Conversations: Avoid These Two Assumptions

  July 1, 2020
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  Classroom Visits #500c

  June 14, 2017
• If we had to host our own detentions… how many would we write? how would we want student behavior impacted as a result? how would we work [...]

  The Power of Detentions

  January 26, 2015
•   The best teachers have great relationships with students. Part of this can be attributed to who they are at heart, but part is also [...]

  Discipline to Build Student Relationships

  December 22, 2014

• Are your meetings effective? Here are 6 types of meetings...

  Meetings That Work–and Get Work Done!

  September 29, 2014
• Kids? Politics? Both?   The best part about our profession of education is…kids! Most–if not all–of us teach on the most [...]

  50 Shades of Grey: An Educational Conundrum

  August 30, 2014
• Dear Authoritarian and/or “Old School” Educator in Leadership Position, We appreciate your role, and do not envy your position. We [...]

  An Open Letter to Authoritarian and/or “Old School” Educator in Leadership Position

  August 30, 2014
• Many have leadership titles, but our true leaders exhibit leadership behaviors. Some are listed here. Certainly not an exhaustive list, nor set [...]

  Leaders: Strive to be the Weak Link

  May 4, 2014

• NO. This one word reflection could definitively be the end of this post, but I will elaborate… One of my teachers shared this article with [...]

  Should Principals Stop Visiting Classrooms?

  January 18, 2014
• If you are passionate about what you do all day everyday with and for kids, it is easy to feel constant pressure and stress; however, now feels [...]

  2014 Resolution: Tame Your To-Do List

  January 2, 2014