I am not a Christian. But, I have a deep understanding of Christ. Today is the day the story says that he said the most powerful words he ever spoke. The words we find so much trouble understanding.He said, “Love one another. AS I have loved you…” That little tiny “AS” though.
@jordanhohm @NASSP @Principal_EL@ABSSPublic@DanaLiberton@kwoodschools@estl189 Awh! I was a very different human then. Thank you for seeing me. The truth is, I walked away from leadership because I felt like a sell-out every single day. I thought “we HAVE to do more, this system has to be better!” Thank you for continuing to want and hope for this!
@tgrierhisd It takes a very BRAVE superintendent to do what you’re saying. To actually make these changes, systems that have become imbedded in the culture of the district have to be changed to reallocate these funds to have real impact. THAT work is hard, and takes courage.
Without categorically dismissing you, I'll just say that if you haven't been in a classroom since before the iPhone came out?
You should tread real lightly with the advice you give teachers.
(Your experience running meetings doesn't count)
@emrazz How does this inquisition not perpetuate a victim mentality? I’m not trying to be snarky, I’m honestly trying to understand intention. If we think that a world without men would be so much better, doesn’t that imply that we are the victims of men? Feminism=victim?
@PrincipalLan@BMSBobcats This right here is a big deal and I’m sure how many people know that to be truth. Way to FINALLY get that accomplished Principal Lancaster!
@wch33 That going against “group think” is the exact opposite nature of most educators. We strive for collaboration and cohesion. So even when it feels individually right to go against the consensus, fear of acceptance stops us of from doing the best thing.
“I’m very concerned that our society is much more concerned with information than wonder, in noise rather than silence. How do we encourage reflection? … Oh my, this is a noisy world.”