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This space hosts monthly discussions around a text. The goal is to support critical thinking and productive dialogue. Each thread is structured with three questions: 1. What do I believe? 2. How might I be wrong? 3. How will I lead today? (This space is for full subscribers.)
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When you have trusted readers, what is the best thing that has happened?
On Tuesday, May 9 at 5:30pm CST, I along with full subscribers will be speaking with educator and author Hannah Schneewind via Zoom. Hannah is t…
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Discussion: Making sense of reading's forever wars
This month, we are reading and discussing “Making sense of reading’s forever wars” by Leah Durán and Michiko Hikida (Kappan Magazine, 2022). The…
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What the highest performing teams do
Research cited from last week's recommended reading, Unleash Your Complexity Genius: “The highest performing, most creative teams talked much mo…
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Discussion: The Science of Reading and the Media, Parts 2 & 3
This month, we are discussing parts 2 and 3 of Maren Aukerman’s article series about the influence of the media on conversations around the scie…
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Professional Discussion: The Science of Reading and the Media
Welcome to the first article study of the year! Below is a visual of this monthly experience. With this discussion thread, we are engaging in th…
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Week 4: How to communicate feedback teachers find respectful and useful
Instructional Walks: The First Four Weeks
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Week 3: How to affirm promising literacy practices
Instructional Walks: The First Four Weeks
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