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Trust Me – It’s Okay
Most Educators have read Dr. Suess’s book, “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” My question to you is, where should educators, administrators, staff, and all go? Here’s A Back-to-School Reflection As a new school year begins, it’s easy to get swept up in lesson plans, seating charts, and supply lists. The energy and expectations are high, and the calendar is…
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Rest. Reflect. Renew. — The Leadership We Need Starts Here
Rest. Reflect. Renew. — The Leadership We Need Starts Here There’s something sacred about a view like this — quiet mountains standing tall, a valley full of promise, and a sky wide open with peace. Nature has a way of reminding us of what matters most: stillness is not a weakness. It is a necessity. In the hustle of…
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Be Six Again — And Build Stronger Teams
Be Six Again — And Build Stronger Teaching Teams There’s something magnetic about the laughter of children. It’s genuine. Contagious. Healing. According to research, six-year-olds laugh an average of 300 times a day. Adults? Just 15 to 100. And in schools — spaces meant to inspire, nurture, and transform — that joy can easily get lost in the weight of…
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Will Anyone Ever Recognize Me?
I was asked to conduct a professional development session. A list of topics was shared with me to select a topic, and as I looked over the list, I noticed that every topic was about and for children. I felt a sense of disheartenment. Not that teachers do not need professional learning experiences when working with children, but what about…
