Steve Barkley Ponders Out Loud
Education
Thinkers are characterized by their curiosity, willingness to explore different approaches, and the ability to think critically about a task. Thinking generates learning. The question for us as teachers is "How much thinking are our students doing?” Students who succeed in school by mimicking may get acceptable grades but are often set up for future, often unexpected, failure.
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Identifying and Supporting Students’ Sparks
Ongoing Coaching for Instructional Coaches, Teacher Leaders, & Administrators
Supervision/Coaching Confusion
Switching Students’ Focus: From Grades to Learning
Coaching and Program Fidelity
Parents, Caretakers & Kids: Yay for Yoga
A Gratitude-Based Approach to Problem-Solving
Psychological Theories and Principles Connected to Coaching
Encouraging Students to Slow Down, Breathe, Unplug, and Have Fun
Where Are They? How Did They Get There? Where Do They Want to Go?
Podcast for Parents: Coaching Math Learning
Food for Thought: Gratitude-Based Curiosity Conversations
Strengthening Teacher Professional Learning: PLC’s and Coaching
Supporting Learning From Experiences: Briefing and Debriefing
Collaboration to Support Multilingual Learners
Podcast for Teachers: Why Sports Are Good for Kids & What We Can Learn From Sports
Leading at All Levels Requires Focusing on the Environment
Podcast for Parents: What’s Important to Know About Kids in Sports
PLCs That Empower Teachers
Using Inquiry to Set the Stage for Student Voice and Choice
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Teaching Learning Leading K-12
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