What Do We Want?
Some of my recent travels and interactions have left me pondering this question: What do we want?
Some of my recent travels and interactions have left me pondering this question: What do we want?
My journey into consulting wasn’t what I necessarily wanted or expected. Quite frankly, I was pushed into it by the good Lord’s hand.
Reflections on the last 12 months: 1) Educators continue to do profound work. 2) School leadership matters. 3) Relationships matter.
Now that the Thanksgiving holiday has passed, our attention turns to the December holidays. And one of the traditions that you’re likely familiar with has to do with mistletoe. Yep–we’re talking about KISSing.
DO the right work, and the results will follow. Greatness comes through doing great work. In schools we focus on the Four Critical Questions.
I love my arms. I can’t imagine living without them.
My heart is also incredibly important. It’s not just important, it’s critical. It is a must have.
The core of building a collaborative environment is in doing the right work. This is where the CIA comes in–and not the kind of covert operation you might be thinking about…
“No one listens to us, anyway!”
Maybe you’ve heard this before?
But is it true? Does “no one listen to us”?
It’s been said that if you want to go fast, go alone.
If you want to go far, go together.
So how do you do that? Here’s the one key…
Don’t ask me to collaborate with others. We’re NOT trained to work with other teachers to get better. We are trained to do our thing, in our room, by ourselves, with our kids. End of story.