Giving a voice to teacher-leaders, administrators, and students doing amazing things
It was July 2007 and I was on a red-eye flight from Argentina to San Antonio. Halfway into the flight…BAM! A loud noise ignited causing the plane to shake. Instantaneously, passengers awoke in a panic and unconscious state of mind. Read More …
This blog post was first published on the Institute for Habits of Mind website and is part 3 within a series. We all have heard the old adage “A picture speaks a thousand words,” and if you are a Read More …
As human beings, we all possess an ability to think and process information in order to make sense of an idea. Completing a task like this varies with regard to an individual’s speed, accuracy, and success. Take, for example, a Read More …
Let’s be real. One of the hardest things for people to do is build a new habit. It takes commitment, focus, drive, and a constant reminder or way to trigger that action. In the learning environment, deliberately using the Habits Read More …
Let’s be real. One of the hardest things for people to do is build a new habit. It takes commitment, focus, drive, and a constant reminder or way to trigger the action. In the learning environment habits play an equally Read More …