8 Keys to Being Punctual
My parents are punctual to a fault. I remember us often showing up to parties and social gatherings before the […]
4 Questions to Ask Students to Draw Them Out
As we enter into sensitive and important conversations with our students, we must remember the immense value of showing vulnerability ourselves. As they say, ‘be the guide by their side, not the sage on the stage.’ There are four critical questions to ask students that will draw them out, under-discussed topics which we can offer vital guidance in.
6 Life Skills For Teens Before They Leave Home
I still wonder how I made it past age 16. During that year, I was not only the least capable […]
Innovation In Education
Guest post by Connie Stovall, Principal, Liberty Middle School In 1916, John Dewey said, “From the standpoint of the child, […]
Mindset Learning Can Change Education
Several years ago, I was at my youngest son’s little league baseball game. He was playing third base, and when […]
7 Mind Relaxation Tips for Better Presentations
A wise man once shared with me a valuable perspective. He told me, “When I was 18, all I cared […]
Strategies for Productivity
Excuses… we all make them. Topping the list is “I don’t have enough time.” I certainly know the reality of […]
How to Develop Good Habits
I’m going to be really candid here. I have spent the last 20 years diligently working to improve myself. To […]
37 Quotes to Inspire Action!
Do you ever struggle just getting out of bed in the morning? We all know that we only get results […]
5 Mindsets for Better Public Speaking
Mindset-based techniques will help you overcome fear, feel more comfortable and be more engaging, whether you’re talking to 20 people or twenty thousand.
