In a recent post on effective leadership, we examined what is known and what is needed to develop effective leadership.1 There was a brief exploration on styles of leadership that could be deployed depending on the context and the needs of the group. Beyond styles of leadership, there also needs to be certain attitudes and…Read more Leadership Mindset and Skillset
Teaching and Learning
Have you read the Declaration of Independence?
Just wondering how many of us have taken the time to actually read the words in the Declaration of Independence. Here's a chance.
An Oklahoma Educator and Cultivator of Relationships
A teacher who invests in her students because of the relationships she builds with them!
An outstanding educator from Oklahoma and for all Ok kids!
Celebrating the tremendous work from so many who serve as an #OklahomaEducator
Here’s another example of an outstanding #OklahomaEducator
Here's another example of an incredible Oklahoma Educator. Who are the great educators you know in our state?
New insights on leading from Dr. King
I trained and prepared to be a history teacher and loved teaching American history the most. I enjoyed teaching the American Revolution, the creation of the Republic, the Civil War, the Gilded Age, and 20th century history. The units, themes, ideas and words seemed to culminate in the Civil Rights movement for me. I tried…Read more New insights on leading from Dr. King
National Assistant Principals Week — AP’s doing it for them!
I feel tired already looking at what’s coming up this week. Just so you stay in the know as well, National Robotics Week is April 2-9, National Library Week is April 3-9. National Window Safety Week is April 4-10 and National Wildlife Week is April 5-9. You can look it up. I found it on…Read more National Assistant Principals Week — AP’s doing it for them!
Looking back on Presidents’ Day to look forward for kids
Thoughts about the importance of public education on this Presidents' Day weekend.
Eric L Fox "Do it for them!" 