What Did They Learn, How Do We Know?
Eric Sheninger
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Unfollow Me, Please
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Above and Beyond: My Responsibility as Principal
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On January 23rd, my 15-year career as a classroom teacher changed dramatically, as I began a new role as interim principal in one of my district's e ...
Learning in the Snow
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My Educational Heroes: School Counselors!
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Addressing Equity - Opportunity - Acceleration for All #Engage109
"Continuous effort, not strength or intelligence is the key to unlocking our potential." - Winston Churchill In the Deerfield Public Schools, Dist ...
After the Mic Drops
It still seems to be an accepted response continuing to receive a smile when someone makes a "drop the mic" comment in response to a profound activi ...
We Have the Research! Let’s Update Our Practices! #Engage109
“Many people die with their music still in them.”– Oliver Wendell Holmes As educators, it’s our job to help them find their music! I think that th ...
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Vision – Change – Growth
“Great organizations demand a high level of commitment by the people involved.”– Bill Gates Vision (eyesight) is one of our five senses, eyesig ...
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