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Author Archives: Harry Brake
Chills that Reveal…
SO MUCH has happened in the span of three weeks, but for me in blogging, I often have to let an event soak in for days, maybe even a week after, to allow the true aspects of covering it all … Continue reading
What Does National Library Week and School Library Month look, sound and feel like in the “Ideal” Setting?
Let’s just jump on in, now remember, this is today, ONE DAY, only from 7:45 AM to 12:45 Pm, after that more great things occurred that are hard to retain because, well, I can only hold onto so much without … Continue reading
Anthology of Pop Culture and Life – Ready Player One
Ready Player One – 3D and packed to the hilt with film’s version of Easter Eggs – yep, Steven Spielberg certainly went over the top for the film Ready Player One. Aside from the countless icons of pop culture crammed … Continue reading
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Tagged American School Foundation, April Fools Day, Atari 2600, Back to the Future, Dune, Easter, Guardians of the Galaxy, Pirates of the Caribbean, Ready Player One, Rings Around Us, Steven Spielberg, The Last Starfighter, Tron, TRS-80, Waterworld
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Leading with the “I” – Inactively – Doesn’t Work.
March 2, 2018 at Woodbridge High School brought the Professional Development Day “Everyone Leads” to our School District, and I have to admit, I am still getting used to seeing everyone in the School District so many times when we … Continue reading
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Tagged American School Foundation, Betsy Devos, Donna Hall, Everybody Loves EveryBody, Everyone Leads, Heath Chasanov, Hugo Cabrera Basurto, Ian Daws, Jackie WIlson, Jennifer Fisher, Kelli Duncan, Kellie Thompson, Kent Chase, Kimberly Miller, Kristin Dixie, Kylie Cross, Life Maps, Lisa Blunt Rochester, Mr. Neutrelle, Natalie Dorfeld, Paloma Fuentes, PBl Learning, Penny Austin-Richardson, Ryan Curl, Shannon Cathcart, Tammy Pham, Teruhi Yoshioka, Woodbridge High School
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BP Can Be More Than an Acronym, It Can be the Change Each of Us Realizes
What do you think of when you hear BP? At one time, it would have represented one of the largest oil and fuel companies we have come to know. Much has occurred since then amid oil spills, what appears as … Continue reading
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Leaping Forward – Possibilities Opposed to the Limitations
As I watched this ParaOlympics Open Ceremony today (from days past) – that phrase “The fact we can be limited by our creativity, possibilities opposed to the limitations is what this is all about…” the hour ahead can be a … Continue reading
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Tagged Andres Jannou, paralympians, Paralympics, Walking Dog
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What Does the Word Legend and E (from Education) Have in Common?
Phil Livingston. Period. A few things you should know. Never an administrator. Redefined the role of a substitute. Proof a government agency officer could be one of the BEST educators. ever. What does it take to inspire students? Stories and … Continue reading
Celebrate Happiness
I loved the 2018 Winter Olympic Games. LOVED. And here is why: 1- There is no main goal on target for division or divisive motives. We see that in rhetoric from leaders in our country, to our states, to other … Continue reading
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Students Rise to the Challenge – and Prepare for Change
There are SO MANY topics in the last few months worthy of discussion and as many know – sources of exhaustion in trying to dissect bit by bit the importance of such a movement. Bit by bit, several posts will … Continue reading
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