Ep3 – Who’s In Charge of Your Day?
Episode Highlights Are you running your day or is your day running you? How do some people seem to get […]
Leadership Lessons
Slow down & give leadertunities to others
A little moment today with my son helped me rethink our work with teachers and students. Random Saturday morning. I
The Call to Reduce the Use of Email
The first email was sent on a local network in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1971 by Ray Tomlinson. He sent this
Enhance Mail Communication through Augmented Reality
Our annual tradition of mailing postcards home for information and to notify parents of students’ teachers saw an innovative twist
Using the Technology SAMR Model to Rethink Educational Leadership
In the instructional technology circles, the SAMR model (Substitution, Augmentation, Modification, Redefinition) has provided a way to rethink how technology
Tech Tip: How to Sync Outlook & School Messenger Calendars
Make sure to take any opportunity to save time and energy in your schools! Here is a quick how to
Five Tips to Maximize Video Communication
There are a handful of key considerations when using video to maximize engagement in your school community. These concepts are
Video Introductions
School is about to begin again and there is nothing is worse than an excited parent that goes to the
School Culture Building as Software Updates
Sometimes the most profound statements happen during random times. Today a guest speaker doing a keynote at the Virginia Association
Grow a Relationship-Driven School Culture #NFES2018
I led an “Ask the Experts” session this week titled “Grow a Relationship-Driven School Culture” at the National Family Engagement
Tips to Engage and Inspire Your School Community #NFES2018
It was fun to lead this presentation at the National Family Engagement Summit in Richmond, Virginia this week. The group
Bringing My “A” Game – #DadsAsPrincipals Super Bowl Edition
This guest post is written by my friend J. Kapuchuck. a super dad and a super principal in Rockingham County,
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