The Art of the Start – Free Guide
As an educator I know first hand what an art it is to teach, and I know first hand how important and powerful it…
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Finding Your Metaphor For the Year
I want to take some time to talk about a recent free guide we created called Finding Your Metaphor for the Moment. When I…
Making Collaboration Transparent with Kanban Boards
Today, I want to explore the power of making collaborative learning transparent. What do I mean by that? Well for any of you who…
What is Engagement?
Last Saturday we had a thunderstorm move through Seattle…we don’t get them very often around here so a storm with over 2200 lightning strikes…
Students of All Ages
Sometimes we need a little nudge to do the things we know are good for us. Like blogging…I know it’s good for me, I…
Paying It Forward In WA
I have a confession to make. I never feel like I am giving back enough to the community, people, and schools that have helped…
Reaching Their Potential
On Monday the MLB (Baseball) draft started and one of the Mariner Bloggers that I follow Jeff Sullivan had this to say about the…
Teaching Social Networks
Some rights reserved by Brice Reul In two weeks time I have to give a presentation to our high school student body. I always…
Autonomy, Purpose, Mastery
I’ve been reflecting a lot on Dan Pink’s new book Drive and thinking about how this applies to education and the work we ask…
The Social You vs The Professional You
The last couple of working days and the rest of this week I’ve been talking with high school students about why we (ISB) have…