What Did They Learn, How Do We Know?
Eric Sheninger
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Re-Imagining Educational Leadership: Beginning With Coffee
I recently participated in a seminar on “student engagement” with new and experienced teachers, principals, vice-principals, and district-level educ ...
Hey Google...How Can I Not Feel Exhausted at the End of a Summit?
How do you normally feel after attending an all day conference or summit? Exhausted both mentally and physically? Sluggish? Overwhelmed? Funny thing h ...
Unfinished & Unpublished Until Now
Since January 23, 2017 up until now, I have been busier than I ever have before. New job beginning on January 23, 2017 (interim elementary principal), ...
Three Ways Leaders Can Succeed on the "Same Team"
My son's 7th grade basketball season finished last week. I had a great season cheering him on along with the other parents. There's an e ...
Teaching Has a Tall Poppy Problem and It Needs to Change
There are lots of problems in education, big systemic problems, governance problems, structural problems that seem unsolvable sometimes because they’r ...
Breakfast with Dads: A School Needed 50 Substitute Dads, 600 Showed Up!
Happy New Year! It's such a pleasure to share this beautiful story as we kick off 2018. I think we all need to grab tissue, then go buy some neckties! ...
How to Get Better: Is "Good Enough" Good Enough?
I recently prepared introductory remarks for our winter concert. I used the same Microsoft Word document named “concert introductions” that I’ve ...
Commitment to Change
When I first decided to run for Congress, I remember who I went to for input. Surprisingly, it was not my friends and family (besides my wife!); ins ...
Your Classroom: You Make the Weather
Here’s a recent conversation between my wife and me: Danielle: “Don, it’s freezing outside, wear a coat.’ Me: It’s not that ...
Relationships Over Rules...Teachers Matter Too
In the last several months we tackled the topic of relationships over rules in the world of students. You can read that post here. This time around, w ...
Let's Keep It Real In Education
I was taught that the way of progress was neither swift nor easy. — Marie Curie Translation: If you want things to change ...
20 Years Ago
I still can't believe that I graduated Union High School 20 years ago this year. 1997 was a fun year–a senior in high school, not a care in the worl ...
3 Essentials Of Leadership
Most people in leadership positions I encounter are not leaders. They are managers. This is not to say they are bad at their job. Some are in fact q ...
Relationships Over Rules: Separating Fact From Fiction
Then… I (Brent) am a former student pastor turned public educator. Upon leaving vocational ministry, I moved into a position as a teacher and coach ...
Changing the World Through the 3 C's: Collaborate, Connect, and Coffee!
There's nothing better than breakfast meetings in the summer! I get excited at the chance in meeting with colleagues over a cup of coff ...
PULL UP!
Recently, I had the chance to catch up with a colleague from a previous school district who I hadn’t seen for years. While drinking coffee and ...
Sometimes You Have to Focus Manually
I found myself mixed with humility and joy listening to my sixteen-year old son, Keegan, as well as just observing his passionate explanation of how ...
Unfollow Me, Please
It’s been very busy on my end over the past month. I released my second podcast, published my first flash-read on Amazon, and have crisscrossed the ...
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