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Transforming School Culture – Chapter 6 Resources – The Fundamentalists (Part 1 – Who are the Fundamentalist Teachers?)

Donna FryLeave a Comment on Transforming School Culture – Chapter 6 Resources – The Fundamentalists (Part 1 – Who are the Fundamentalist Teachers?)@fryed, AnthonyMuhammad, change, DonnaMillerFry, equity, fryed, Fundamentalists, inclusion, leadership, learning, school leaders, SchoolCulture, superintendent, Tradition, TransformingSchool Culture

This is a series of posts on Transforming School Culture by Anthony Muhammad – On Audible and on Amazon. More from Dr. Muhammad on Twitter and on his website. In this book, Dr. Anthony Muhammad shares his research on four categories of teachers found in schools. In Chapter 6, he discusses “Fundamentalists”. Fundamentalists are the […]

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Engagement, Excellence and Equity: Learning with Regie Routman

Donna FryLeave a Comment on Engagement, Excellence and Equity: Learning with Regie Routman@NLESDLit, #essentialconversations, #voiced, Allison Tucker, Education Action Plan, Engagemeng, equity, Excellence, literacy, Newfoundland and Labrador, NLEDEAP, Regie Routman, Stephen Hurley

Newfoundland and Labrador English School District has partnered with author Regie Routman, and VoicEd Radio Founder/Podcaster/Host Stephen Hurley to host an open learning opportunity. The work will focus on the ideas found in Literacy Essentials: Engagement, Excellence and Equity for All Learners. An excellent introduction to the work can be found in a recent podcast […]

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Be That One Person

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You can change a life trajectory. It is a powerful message, and it’s one I have heard often throughout the last month. Richard Wagamese, storyteller and Canada Reads Peoples’ Choice author, spoke to educators in Thunder Bay about the one person who rescued him from a desperate life path.  It’s a remarkable story that began […]

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