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Tag Archives: compassion
Middle Schools
Middle schools are unique places largely due to their unique student population. Students ages 10 – 14 undergo vast social, emotional, intellectual, and physical changes and it is the role of middle schools to provide an academically challenging curriculum with … Continue reading
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Tagged administration, administrator, amle, Assessment, carnagie, children, collaboration, Common Core standards, communication, compassion, developmentally, education, education reform, middle, middle school, parenting, principal, responsibilities, school, student, teacher, this we believe, turning points
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Parents & Teachers: Assume Best Intentions
Here is a post that I wrote in the Fall. It came up as a topic of conversation and after going back and reading it and the linked article, I thought I would re-post it as it still rings true … Continue reading
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Tagged administration, administrator, autonomy, celebration, children, collaboration, Common Core standards, communication, compassion, courage, education, education reform, parenting, parents, principal, school, student, students, teacher, team, trust
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The Role of the Principal
Recently I was asked about the role of the public school principal, and rather then rattle off a list of responsibilities and duties, we had more of a philosophical discussion. Here is some of my thoughts on the question. The … Continue reading
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