flickr image via flickrPrince The principal is an accomplished teacher who practices quality leadership in the provision of opportuni...

Rule of Engagement #2: Listen to students... if you want them to listen to you. Engaging groups of learners teach each other. flick...

I believe in collaboration. Effective leaders work among their people, not above them. flickr photo via TerryJohnston Barry Litun, a former...

 flickr photo via shanzy 294 When I was in graduate school one of my assignments was to reflect on and create a set of beliefs ab...

flickr photo by Tom Hilton Earlier this month I attended the annual Alberta Initiative for School Improvement (AISI) Conference. T...

 flickr photo via Takanori Ishikawa When I shop for new stuff I have a tendency to look for unique qualities in whatever I'm sho...

Flickr photo via KungPaoCajun  I am grateful for those who set me straight on why we   can't get things done. Their wisdom info...

Effective leadership is about people- always. Without the faith of your followers, a leader you are not. If you fail to honor your people, T...

It takes courage to truly think differently. It's our natural human tendency to want to belong to a group; we're social beings a...

I don't believe in the flashpoint approach to change in education. I don't think it works in the long-run and it typically creat...

flickr CC image via Wildebeast1 I hear teacher-types speaking about education reform a lot, and this is good, however it seems to me t...

-Christine Mason Miller morphic resonance [ˈmɔːfɪk] n (Life Sciences; Allied Applications / Biology) the idea that, through a te...

flickr CC image via Brett Jordan Silence can be a virtue or a curse, a tool or a weapon and a hindrance or an enabler. I'm either ...