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Remaining Open to Continuous Learning
All of the top achievers I know are lifelong learners… looking for new skills, insights and ideas. If they’re not learning, they’re not growing… not moving toward excellence. –Denis Waitley Successful people are in a continuous learning mode. Their confidence, Read More …
Applying Past Knowledge to New Situations
Learning is the ability to make sense out of something you observe based on your past experience and being able to take that observation and associate it with meaning. – Ruth and Art Winter Intelligent human beings learn from reflecting Read More …
How Should Students (and Teachers) “Celebrate” or “Encourage” Mistakes and Failures
By Bena Kallick and Allison Zmuda Sign up to be notified when Bena and Allison’s book is available for purchase! Unfortunately, in the tight economy of time and grading practices, students do not see failure as an opportunity to return Read More …
Teacher Collaboration has a Huge Upside in the Classroom
We currently live in a time in which numerous complex challenges and questions are being asked in education. In this week’s highlight, Sparking Creativity in Education, Dr. Ron Berger interviews Molly McMahon, a Program Director at IDEO and a leader Read More …
Kazam Bikes Founder Mary Beth Lugo: A Parent Perspective
Mary Beth Lugo is an inspiration. she took action on an idea and turned it into a viable business that addresses a real need. Kazam bikes have garnered numerous awards including and has been featured on The Today Show and Read More …