Lessons in Flexibility: When Going Off-Plan Leads to Greater Learning

One of the most valuable roles a principal has is to observe teachers and provide meaningful feedback to support their growth. Observations are meant to be opportunities for teachers to reflect and refine their practice. However, I’ve noticed a common trend among educators—they often feel pressured to stick to their lesson plans during observations, even…

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Unlocking Student Success with My Favorite Teaching Strategies! 💡

Over the years, I’ve discovered that teaching is truly a dance—a blend of art and science that requires us to be both flexible and intentional. If you’ve been in the classroom long enough, you know that no single strategy works for every student, every day. That’s why I’m a fan of mixing things up and…

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The Power of Differentiation for Both Students and Teachers 🌟

We all know the benefits of differentiation when it comes to helping students succeed. Tailoring lessons to meet the unique needs of each learner ensures that every student, whether they need extra support or more of a challenge, can thrive in the classroom. But here’s something we don’t talk about enough: just as students need…

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