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I am a learner, educator, and Innovative Teaching, Learning, and Leadership Consultant. I believe we need to inspire our kids to follow their passions while letting them inspire us to do the same.

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Shemarlie is a Primary Years Teacher, collaborating with learners to discover their potential by providing a thoughtful environment and culture, where all learners feel included and empowered in their ability to learn.

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“Empathy not at the expense of ourselves.”

When I discuss the characteristics of the #InnovatorsMindset, the first trait shared is that of “empathy” because it leads to all of the other ideas. Looking at the image below, these characteristics are meant to be connected and not work in isolation. For example, empathy is necessary if you

Written by George Couros February 23, 2021February 23, 2021

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The Museum

The students continue to work on their research projects for their Unit of Inquiry ‘How the World Works‘. Their task is to create a museum to show how technology has changed over time and how it has affected people’s lives. What is a museum? We began by visiting a virtual museum by the Nationa

Written by Shemarlie Gani February 22, 2021February 22, 2021

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The Memory Book (Continued)

We gathered to reflect and update our plan for the Memory Book. We went through the process we have followed and thought about our next steps. The students have all created their individual stories for the Memory Book. Out next step was to discuss and come to an agreement on the look and feel of

Written by Shemarlie Gani February 22, 2021February 22, 2021

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Experimenting with Identities @ Work

The worst question you could ask a child or really anyone is, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” This assumes that we will end at a final destination or that there is only one possible outcome for work. In our professional lives, I think we are always “becoming” — that is,

Written by Laura Pasquini February 21, 2021February 21, 2021

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