“This learning opportunity was valuable to us as instructional coaches and I hope to continue the learning on my own journey.” Plymouth-Canton School District Leader Many districts have turned to […]
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Metro Nashville Public Schools has been a learning partner of ours for several years. Over the years, relationships have formed and the leaders in MNPS continue to trust us with […]
I’m currently reading the book, The Burnout Fix, by Jacinta Jimenez. So much of what she writes resonates with me about company culture and personal growth. One sentence in particular, […]
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It’s no secret that Covid changed so many things for education—including educators’ own professional learning experiences. And ongoing professional growth is key to staying relevant and engaged in teaching and […]
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Editor’s note: This post was originally published on Janelle’s blog. I recently saw a post on LinkedIn about how it was obvious that Mark Zuckerburg had been coached prior to […]
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Editor’s note: The original publication of this post can be found at Fractus Learning. Have you ever heard the quote, “When one teaches, two learn”? This supports the mindset of the […]
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Editor’s note: This collaborative post by Janelle McLaughlin and Tony Borash was originally published on Janelle’s blog. I’ve worked with many school districts who were moving to a 1:1 environment. Most […]
Editor’s note: The original publication of this post can be found on Janelle’s blog. I had the privilege of working with a very talented teacher in Crowley ISD (TX). He […]
