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Seth’s Blog: The lab or the factory
I am so grateful to work and play in a lab. #MVPSchool
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“Good teaching is an act of generosity, a whim of the wanton muse, a craft that may grow with practice, and always risky business. It is, to speak plainly, a maddening mystery.”
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What’s the biggest barrier to accomplishing great things?
This Shane Parrish piece on Duckworth and others re: grit, persistence and pro-level learning has me thinking about how we do PD in education. #CoachingForPros
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Can the design of a building, a classroom space, and the surrounding environment make a difference in how teachers teach and students learn? Absolutely! The Steward School’s new Bryan Innovation Lab is a perfect example of how school administrators, teachers, architects and designers worked together to create a new learning environment and curriculum focused on preparing our students for the challenges of the future. Watch Science Matters’ video of opening day to discover how this unique learning lab promotes creativity, productivity and innovation in a fun and engaging way.