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Inspiration in education

on November 18, 2015 in Education

If you like learning, you like learning effectively, which our mainstream educational institutions could improve in. I’m constantly learning and experimenting to improve my teaching. I think I’m getting a lot better at it. A tremendous resource and inspiration is my long time friend and founding Principal of the Science Leadership Academy in Philadelphia, Chris Lehmann. I normally don’t post TED talks, much less TEDx talks (I find they make[…] Keep reading →

A leader we can learn from

on December 3, 2014 in Education, Leadership

I’ve worked with people in the upper echelons of business, academia, government, coaching, community organizing, and more. Of them all, I consider Chris Lehmann the most effective and accomplished leader. He happens to be a long time friend and former teammate I competed at Nationals with in the 90s, but that’s not why I consider him so effective and accomplished. He is the founding Principal of the Science Leadership Academy[…] Keep reading →

Inquiry-driven project-based learning rocks!

on March 1, 2014 in Education, Leadership

If you lead, coach, or mentor, knowing effective teaching methods help you. People have been learning to teach for thousands of years, so we stand to learn from them. I recently attended a phenomenal conference on education called EduCon in Philadelphia, co-hosted by longtime friend Chris Lehmann, who founded The Science Leadership Academy, which ranks as one of the most inspirational educational communities I’ve participated in, including several Ivy-League universities.[…] Keep reading →

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