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The Speed of Trust

Donna FryLeave a Comment on The Speed of Trustbill 115, change, hope, Kathleen wynne, lead, learn, motivation, Ontario, reform, school

When I landed my very first job as a secondary school administrator, a friend took me aside and handed me a copy of The Speed of Trust by Stephen M. R. Covey.  Trust, she said, was the most important part of relationships and the key to success in leadership. Photo Credit: Dru! via Compfight cc […]

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Are You Unhappy with the Status Quo?

Donna FryLeave a Comment on Are You Unhappy with the Status Quo?belief, change, engagement, hope, leading, learning, motivation, reform, teaching

When I first started connecting online and building the amazing PLN I have today, I saw all of the wonderful things people were doing and the changes they were making in education.  I thought it couldn’t be that hard if so many people were doing it and being so successful at it. But when I […]

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We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know

Donna FryLeave a Comment on We Don’t Know What We Don’t Knowdweck, feedback, motivation, technology

I am a scatterbrain today.  I am excited about all the the reading I am doing but I can’t pull it all together at this point. I am exploring three things right now. 1) We don’t know what we don’t know, so how do we direct our own learning? This thinking is a product of […]

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