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Bad Work
Bad work is good work because it’s work. Doing work is important. It moves you forward. This is true when you are doing the work that gives your…
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Be you. The world will adjust.
This is the shirt my daughter received as a present for Christmas. I will come back to this shirt shortly. I was a very quiet student. An only child,…
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5 Classroom Changes to Make in the New Year!
Click on the link for more resources! Redesign and repurpose your classroom Let students create and make Give up ownership to students Focus on the WHY when using technology…
Year in Review: Our 10 Most Popular Posts
Our 10 Most Popular Posts of 2015! 1. 10 Websites that Teachers Love Right Now - Check out these 10 websites that you can utilize with students to engage them in new…
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Creativity Kickers Part 2
A Guest Blog Post by Jeanne Muzi Need some new ideas for CREATIVITY KICKERS: Below are more 10 quick and easy activities (Click here for Part 1) that you can…
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Creativity Kickers Part 1
A Guest Blog Post by Jeanne Muzi Need some new ideas for CREATIVITY KICKERS: Below are 10 quick and easy activities that you can add to your Cultivating Creativity Tool…
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A Simple Way to Encourage Student Creativity
How can we encourage student creativity? A simple response can help. Try adopting a Yes, If mindset. Click here for a PDF version. By @RACzyz References: The Imagineering…
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What I Learned from Austin Kleon’s Books
When I considered starting the Four O'Clock Faculty blog, I was in the middle of reading a book by artist Austin Kleon called Show Your Work. The book details steps…
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Creativity & Encouragement
In their book, Creative Confidence, Tom and David Kelley recount a story told by Sir Ken Robinson of two students who attended the Liverpool Institute High School in England. The…