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Category Archives: Leadership
The “Ugly Split”
A while back I overheard a comment and the phrase “ugly split class” was used. I wasn’t surprised. I know and understand that for many parents and teachers the idea of having their child in a “split class”, or teaching … Continue reading
Posted in Combined/Multi-age Classrooms, Instructional Leadership, Leadership, School Organizations, Social and Emotional Learning, Uncategorized
Tagged @KelliVogstad, acceptance, combined classes, cooperative learning, differences, differentiated instruction, emotional social development, ethic of care, learning communities, multi-age classes, school organizations, split classes, surrey schools, teaching, tolerance, Vogstad
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A new journey . . . begin at the beginning.
Teaching and Learning with Heart . . . I begin a new journey – the sharing of my thoughts and opinions in this blog. When I look back on the past years, I am not surprised that I have come … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Moral Stewardship, School Culture, Social and Emotional Learning
Tagged @KelliVogstad, Amy Schwartz, care, caring, educare, education, educational leadership, ethic of care, Kelli Vogstad, leadership, learning, learning communities, Nel Noddings, surrey, surrey schools, teaching, Vogstad
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