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  • + guestafec39 guestafec39 2 years ago
    The enthusiasm that Zander brought to his discussion makes us remember that some people can truly inspire others. Knute Rockne’s half-time speeches weren’t just made up. It’s just a reminder that we as teachers are in that position every day.
  • + guest8fabf6 guest8fabf6 2 years ago
    I like the idea of looking at classes, people, and school as possibilities. It lets us open our minds and try new things. I really liked his idea of giving all his students an A and asking them to write him a letter stating why they earned that grade (written in October as if it would not be read until May)
  • + guest988ae6 guest988ae6 2 years ago
    It is an inspiring speech. We certainly have a tendency to judge people and put them in categories, often to compare them to us and convince ourselves that we are doing pretty well! Zander’s method with regards to grades also warrants some thinking. Could we experiment with that somehow? The language dept. attended a workshop by John DeMado last year in which he suggests a similar approach to Zander, that is looking at what each student is able to become during the year.
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  1. Upper School Faculty Meeting
  2. Speaker Series Coming Soon: October K12 Online Conference
    • 9 th Grade Civilizations Unit
    • What constitutes a civilization and what factors are necessary to sustain it?
    • How does a civilization shape us: shaping what and how we behave, believe?
    • What impact can an individual have in shaping the culture?
    • 10 th Grade Environmental Impacts
    • To what extent does humankind manipulate or control the environment?
    • How have humans impacted the environment?
    • How do we responsibly and ethically balance competing interests?
  5. DyKnow Sessions
  6. Conferences
  7. Sudan Course Preparation
  8. Training Room Website
  9. Math Loeb Award
  10. Arts Department Orthwein
  11. World History II Orthwein
  12. Ms. Morgan gets Geeky!
  13. General Faculty 49 Faculty Members + 1 CIT 50 People
  14. Thank You! Words that are better than a “One Shot” session!
  15. Moving Forward
    • Moving Forward
  17. Our Work Continues Play Video
  18. Changing Lives, Changing the World Respond Watch

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