The Math Magician!
Click on this link to download some really cool Math Magic activities that you can use to WOW your students! The MathMagician
How To Make The Most Of Your Next Conference
If you’re an educator, then you attend education conferences. Â Here are 3 easy-to-implement tips to make sure you have fun, meet the right people, and get the information you need!
Why the National Teacher of the Year LOVES Teaching!
Recently, I had the opportunity to ask the current National Teacher of the Year, Shanna Peeples why she LOVES teaching. Â Her answer, like her teaching, is beautiful and inspiring…
The #1 Classroom Management Technique of All-Time
Let’s be honest: without effective classroom management, teaching can be frustrating and ineffective.  I’ve been getting a lot of calls lately to come work with new and veteran teachers who need some fresh strategies in this area.  In this short video, I share The #1 Classroom Management Technique of All-Time.
How to Create a Culture of Trust
Creating a culture of trust is a crucial, essential part of any successful classroom, school or organization. Â Here are the three easy-to-implement secrets on how to do it…
Coming Soon: OWNING IT for Teachers videos!
I am beyond excited to share that the OWNING IT for Teachers video series launches very soon! Each month, I’ll be sending out short, free and inspiring videos to keep teachers motivated ALL year long. Like the book, each video will be packed with inspiring stories and easy-to-implement, practical strategies to help you be highly effective and LOVE what you do!
What Employers REALLY Want From Our Schools
Sometimes we learn the most about education by seeing it through the eyes of the people outside of it. Last month, I had the opportunity to deliver the closing keynote address at a large leadership conference for Human Resources professionals across the Pacific Northwest. After the keynote, I held a smaller breakout session, where I led a group of these HR pros through an exercise examining the connection between how we’re educating our students, and how they’re showing up in the workforce. I asked them: As HR professionals, what do you need from the K-12 system to better prepare your employees for success in the workplace?Â
