Showing posts with label video upload. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video upload. Show all posts

Saturday, May 30, 2009

Monday, May 11, 2009

Thanks Beverly!

I attended the memorial service for Beverly Butler, Principal of Brenda Scott Middle School in Detroit on Friday evening. It was held at the school and was a wonderfully moving event. As the accolades from staff, students, her neighbors and community were given I could not help but wonder if Beverly had ever heard these things while she was among us. Beverly was a "tough" administrator who was lauded on that day for high expectations and standards, her staff joined together and sang with one voice during the service. What a symbolic effort. Student messages and cards were posted all around on the walls expressing their love and appreciation for their principal. They knew she loved them. I think she would have been pleased with what was said and done. I am coming away more determined to give my flowers now. Flowers of appreciation for hard work done and efforts given in the way of encouraging words, a listening ear and expressions of a grateful heart. After all isn't that the core of an educator - one with a heart for learners of all ages and stages. As always, thanks for listening. Leslie.
And by the way, if you are reading this thanks for being one who tries to stay "on top of things", be well informed and a perpetual learner yourself! Keep up the good work.

Monday, March 30, 2009

Thing 18 General Colin Powell Text

I like SlideShare. Check out this SlideShare Presentation from Colin Powell on Leadership Lessons. Tough talk...I like it.

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Thing 10

This video is too cute. I left a comment that it was "Amazing". I would have loved to see the work as it was being made and observe the lessons learned. I wonder if they journaled their work. Both the School Tube and Teacher Tube sites are far more "fruitful" - pardon the pun - and I hope schools can access them. I found them both to be worth spending time in, looking for PD for teachers, samples of lessons and classroom projects, samples of student work like the fruit bowl. This was a good use of my time. Thanks, as always, for listening. Leslie

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