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  • May we please begin with a moment of #silence!

    January 3, 2017

    These were the words we used at our kitchen table almost every night when my daughter was growing up.  The practice started from our experience at a Quaker school in Rhode Island where I was the Upper School Division Director.  In a Quaker school, we regularly experienced and practiced silence.  Starting a faculty meeting with…

  • Brain Pickings: my favorite site for #wisdom @brainpicker

    December 31, 2016

    Maria Popova is a wonderful writer, synthesizer of knowledge and ideas, and a great digital communicator.  She offers Brain Pickings 10 learnings from 10 years of Brain Pickings.  Check out her learnings (click here) and immerse yourself in her insights.  This would be a good way to start the New Year if you don’t know her work.

  • Review of relevant education research for 2016 @edutopia

    December 29, 2016

    Edutopia aggregated some of the important education research for 2016.  A good site to bookmark if you want to scan their list for relevant research to read.  One interesting study looks at teachers’ stress in the workplace.  Nearly 50% of teachers report being “stressed” during the typical school year.  As educators, it is worth understranding…

  • Top 10 most viewed education articles on EdWeek’s Teacher @edweek

    December 28, 2016

    Education Week’s Teacher posted their Top 10 articles for 2016.  There are some interesting articles in the list, especially Building Empathy in Classrooms and Schools. For an idea of what piqued our readers’ interests in 2016, the editors at Education Week Teacher compiled a list of the 10 most-viewed articles. Do you have a favorite…

  • McKinsey&Company, Top 10 articles for 2016, @mckinsey

    December 28, 2016

    Here are McKinsey&Company’s list of the top 10 articles that viewers reference or enjoyed for 2016.  You might want to add these, or some of these, to your reading list. This year we published more than 400 articles and reports on McKinsey.com. And while we’re not obsessed with clicks and eyeballs, it’s interesting to see…

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