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Category Archives: Educational Leadership
Cultural Responsive Pedagogy: Reflecting on Purpose
As a write this blog as part of my own going reflection and my Masters of Education course Innovation in Teaching & Learning , I can confidently assert that I value the enrichment of professional learning. Throughout the course my teaching career, … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Educational Leadership, Uncategorized
Tagged Cultural Responsive Pedagogy, Dr. Marlyn Morris, OECTA
Happy 1st Day of School!
It’s the start of another school year and I can’t believe that it’s been 13 years since I walked into my first classroom as a permanent teacher. The pre-day butterflies I had then have persisted each and every year and … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Educational Leadership, Uncategorized
Tagged life long learning, Masters of Education, Media Literacy
How worried should you be about the Ontario Sex-Ed Repeal? Very!
So, how dangerous is the recent repel of the Ontario sex Ed curriculum? Very. I don’t write this reflection through the lens of a physical education specialization or experience – far from it. However, I reflect if my own children … Continue reading
It’s not my Classroom: Reflecting on Cultural Responsive Pedagogy
If you’re a teacher, my sincere hope is that you can appreciate the need to serve students as individuals; recognizing that each child is shaped by a personalized narrative that can very much determine, or at least help shape, their … Continue reading
It’s that time of year. The ISU (Does it Really Matter?)
Although its been nearly twenty years since I graduated high school, I remember that chapter of my life with incredible fondness and clarity. I remember the movies my friends and I went to see, the hijinks of school dances, romantic … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century Learning, Education, Educational Leadership
Tagged Assessment, DIFFERENTIATED INSTRUCTION, HIGH SCHOOL, ISU
Be Adventurous and Brave
It’s Sunday morning, Oscar day (my Super Bowl ), and I’m writing this post mid-flight on my way to Timmins to give a presentation tomorrow to Northeastern Catholic District School Board elementary and secondary teachers. This is a bit of … Continue reading
Posted in Educational Leadership
Targeted Skills Development Matters
As a high school teacher, I can openly assert that much of the conversation around assessment is grounded in a post-secondary conversation. The culture of assessment in high school, for the most part, is still focused on a self-proclaimed awareness … Continue reading
Posted in 21st Century Learning, Education, Educational Leadership, Uncategorized
Tagged learning skills
