Monthly Archives: May 2014
Progress Monitoring
I apologize in advance for yet another gym/yoga-related analogy, but this is my current life! During a recent workout session my trainer exclaimed, “I cannot believe how flexible you are!” He asked me how long it took for me to … Continue reading
Posted in Learning
Tagged adult learning, assessment, education, feedback, leadership, progress, yoga
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Taking a Comprehensive Approach to Common Core Roll Out
I wrote this over a year ago and it was finally published by the Phi Delta Kappan Educational journal in their online Common Core support journal. I’ve just entered a 5th grade classroom with two site-based Academic Coaches. We are doing a … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Learning
Tagged adult learning, CCSS, change, coaching, education, focus, PLC
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Two Years Down, One to Go!
A year ago I wrote a post about surviving the first year of my three-year doctoral program. After rereading that post, so many of my initial lessons still ring true. However, I have some new thoughts to add, now that … Continue reading
Posted in Doctoral Journey
Tagged adult learning, Book Club, CCSS, integrity, research, Writing, year two
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