Tag: Learning Goals

The Level of our Systems

Donna Miller Fry2 Comments on The Level of our Systems@fryed, goals, habits, leadership, learning, Learning Goals, Learning Leaders, professional learning, professionallearning

“We do not rise to the level of our goals, we fall to the level of our systems.” James Clear, Atomic Habits We’re great at dreaming up goals, aren’t we? High achieving educators probably have too many goals in mind most of the time! We are coached to write goals – SMART goals even – […]

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Looking for the [Student] Learning Intention

Donna Miller Fry5 Comments on Looking for the [Student] Learning Intention@fryed, Andy Hargreaves, deep learning, hargreaves, leadership, Learning Goals, Learning Intentions, share, teaching, technology, tpack, tpck, visible learning

  Online every day I see what appear to be amazing things that educators are doing in their classrooms.  As a connected leader and learner, I tend to be quick to praise, to share, to encourage and to promote practice. But is this my best practice? Do I know enough about what I am encouraging? Recently, […]

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