Image from Thornhill Primary School When people hear the word “Principal” I am sure that most picture someone sitting in the principal’s office, waiting for students that have been kicked out of class. As our roles change, the term principal no longer seems to fit. I have found “Lead Learner” to be an ideal … [Read more…]
If you follow my blog then you know that I’m an avid reader with a goal to read 55 books this year(you can read it in this post). So far, I have read 31 books since January and have a stack of books that have piled up that I look forward to read this summer. … [Read more…]
I just discovered a neat new Twitter tool this week thanks to others in my Twitter PLN. It’s just for fun, check it out: Click HERE to watch it
I have been using Evernote for probably two years now and cannot survive without it. It has literally become my filing system and my brain…for almost everything. I often share ideas with interested teachers on how it could be used. Just today I was speaking with a colleague about how challenging it can be to … [Read more…]
Image from teach.com post In my last post I shared that we are going 1:1 with iPads in all of our preschool through 5th grade classrooms in our building. Now, my question is how can I lead/support my teachers to use them in meaningful ways to transform learning? We are fortunate to have an Instructional … [Read more…]
Image from Ergatron.com Can you hear my excitement already? You read that right…we are going 1:1 with iPads in all of our preschool through 5th grade classrooms in our elementary school. Since I have learned from so many other blogs about integrating technology I plan to share our learning here, but also hope to get … [Read more…]
Here is cross-post of my final Monday Musings post from my staff blog for the school year…inspired by one of my favorite t.v. shows… This year was the final season for one of my favorite t.v. shows, The Office. I’m sure you can all relate to having one (or more) shows that you have come … [Read more…]