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Artistic portrait of a man rendered in a textured, sepia-toned style. Only part of his face and upper body are visible, with a focus on his eyes and contemplative expression, reminiscent of collegial coaching wisdom, against a muted background.
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Collegial Coaching

Many people think that to coach colleagues through the twists and turns of improving their...
Collegial Coaching
A stylized, textured image depicting a person playing a piano with abstract, blurred lines captures the experience of musical expression. The focus on the hands and keys conveys a sense of movement and artistry.
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Writing From Experience

I spend the entire summer thinking of books that my students will enjoy and considering...
Writing From Experience
Stylized artistic depiction of Santa Claus riding a sleigh near a rooftop, with a large decorated Christmas tree nearby. The image has an abstract quality with muted blues and resembles artwork from an exhibition.
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Exhibition Blues

In a shadow puppet play, the audience sees only shadows on a screen while the puppeteer’s...
Exhibition Blues
A digital artwork depicts a middle-aged man with a slight smile, wearing a striped shirt. The image, reminiscent of an educational leaders portrait, is in grayscale and employs a textured, mosaic-like style, emphasizing depth and contrast akin to schools of thought.
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On Schools of Education

No enterprise in American universities has been subject to more ridicule than those...
On Schools of Education
A colorful abstract painting featuring geometric shapes in green, blue, black, and orange. The design includes overlapping forms and wavy lines, transforming the artwork into an exploration of movement and depth akin to how schools shape the future of education.
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Transforming Schools

On the first day of my Action Research course, I always ask my students—all educators-...
Transforming Schools
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