Milobo’s Musings

Often, I like to end the day with a thought that I share on Twitter and Plurk.  Usually, they’re a reflection of the adventures the day held for me. Someday these may become blog posts, but until then, I’ll leave them here for you to enjoy:

• May 3, 2009
  Opinions are like pennies. They’re not worth much unless you can combine them with others.
• April 28, 2009
  It’s not so much the years under your belt as it is the ideas under your hat.
• Mar 20, 2009
  Working with brilliant people means you shine a little too.
• Jan 19, 2009
  Creativity takes a student’s skills and sharpens them.  Conformity just makes them dull.
• Dec 18, 2008
  If teach and learn aren’t action verbs in your classroom, then you’re doing it wrong.
• Nov 17, 2008
  Creativity and conformity rarely co-exist in a classroom.
  
• Oct 15, 2008
  If given a choice, I’d rather be thought of as a guider than a leader.
  
• Sept 24, 2008
  What’s your focus? Teaching? Learning? Assessment? Do your practices match your answer or tell another story?
  
• Sept 15, 2008
  If you believe something to be hard, it probably will be.
  
• Sept 2, 2008
  If you take life too seriously you’ll not enjoy it very much.
  
• Aug 7, 2008
  The best teams aren’t the ones where everyone’s alike. They’re the ones where everyone celebrates their differences.
  
• Aug 6, 2008
  Sometimes your attitude is more important than your actions.
  
• Aug 5, 2008
  Information without conversation doesn’t promote learning or growth.