Posts Tagged “change”
About a year ago, I pasted a quote into Evernote by Chris Lehmann (probably from Educon 2011): If we want our students to grow, we must do that ourselves. This weekend we believe differently. All of us have a stake in the game. Solutions must include us (and our students). We cannot solve problems by [...]
Changing the culture of anything (businesses, institutions, families) means taking a hard look at what works and what doesn’t. We can’t just wave a magic wand and say “change.” We also must consider our communication skills, our interpersonal skills, and often years of patterns of behavior. So when we talk about shifting our schools and [...]