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The Paperless Future - "Emma"

You are more beautiful than you think...

Maryland Over Duke: Check Out TERP Spirt!

Stomp Out Bullying: Project Brave

 

This video is apart of Project Brave, and I'm completely honored that Action Item let me be apart of this. Brave is a song about being strong, not being afraid to be yourself, and showing everyone that you can be something. If someone is putting you down, you're being bullied, or just not feeling good enough, I hope this song can inspire you to break out and stand up tall. Never lose hope, this is your life, and you gotta be BRAVE. To help end bullying, purchase Brave by Action Item on iTunes. 
A percentage of the sales from "Brave" will be donated to STOMP OUT BULLYING.  -Alyssa Shouse

Alyssa is a former student of mine...I am so proud or her! Way to go Alyssa!

New Reality: College and Career Readiness

BYOD Classroom Management Idea

Bring Your Own Device classroom management idea!

A cool way to receive feedback/Exit Ticket

 

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Smart Medicine - Amazing!

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All of the middle schools in the FCPS!

Fantastic Examples?

"Platform Agnostic?"

Not! 

 

 

“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication."  

-Steve Jobs

 

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2 Great Books for 2013!

Thanks Wendy!

An effective framework for integrating comprehensive literacy or fluency (information, solution, media, collaboration and creativity) into the traditional curriculum to prepare students for a technology-driven and global culture.

Thanks Linda!

Re-thinking Presentations.

Baltimore vs. San Francisco - Love it!

Thank You!

Leaders don't differentiate themselves during the calm. The place they set themselves apart is in the storm. During crises, your team looks to you for direction and they gauge their "freak out" factor based on your reactions. 

Preparing for the worst during times of calm only enhances the likelihood you'll weather the inevitable storms ahead. Invest the time while you've got the time to think and plan; otherwise you'll have more than a natural disaster to deal with -- you'll have to rein in a team that's panicked and terrified, too.  

-- Mike Figliuolo

Excellence from the Middle Out: Frederick County Public Schools

Caution!