In my last principalship, I had the opportunity to lead a school with a distinct strategic focus on cooperative learning….
Well, what a first quarter we’ve had for 2024! I and many around me have been exposed to some of…
I recently interviewed a dear friend and remarkable Australian, Dan Collins, for my next book. Dan is a four-time…
There is a concept that seems to resonate with almost every school we work with. We refer to them as…
Let me start by saying sorry to all the lovely people called Molly out there. I see you. However,…
Last week I had the pleasure of checking in with several Partner Schools to hear about their progress on their…
The human design is an efficient one when it comes to emotions – we don’t have any useless ones. Whether…
We all get sick sometimes. We have all experienced going to bed and feeling fine and then waking up in…
You can call it an adversarial, consequential, blame-based, real-world or responsibility focused system of dealing with student conflict and wrongdoing…
I have been listening to podcasts, doing some reading, and following radio programs – all talking about making choices to…
A study of traffic in the US state of Indiana highlighted by the World Economic Forum caught my attention recently….
In the hustle and bustle of the modern education system, where academic achievement often takes centre stage, the value of…
I feel for Senior Secondary educators who teach and lead young people who’ve never known anything other than adversarial, blame-based,…
The job of being a teacher is complex. You wear an array of hats, and although teaching is considered our…
Two benefits of working restoratively that underpin my ongoing commitment to it are: The inherent strength and rigour. High expectations…
Recently I had the pleasure of working with the remarkable staff at Mary MacKillop College, an all-girls high school located…