Small Schools Coalition Education Blog
A Hat from the Arctic
“There’s a gentle mystery to paddling this long river north, as if its quiet currents hide a secret soul below.” I do not know exactly why I accepted an offer to paddle canoes into the far north country and into the Arctic, but as soon as I got the offer, I knew it...
Cooperative and Authentic Leadership
In 1876, American baseball players did not use gloves and the pitcher stood in a box 45 feet from the batter, not today’s 60 feet. Original basketball games used peach baskets. Those were “the rules of the game.” Games are the mother of organization. So, imagine if...
Boys Pumping Iron and Summer Dreams
It was a group of boys I was hanging out with one day. It could have been half of the teenage boys I know, and inevitably, the conversation turned to working out, strength, and (unspoken) physique. But where it went after that might be interesting not just to them,...
Flying the Flag at Schools
Explore the wild symbolism and controversies as a teacher reflects on the American flag. The tumultuous events of Woodstock, the Capitol riots, and the strange act of a Supreme Court justice all trigger the importance of history education in understanding our nation’s...
Revitalizing the Small School Community – Post 4
THE RENAISSANCE OF SMALL SCHOOLS: Revitalizing the Small School Community by Angela L Fubler, BA, BCS, M.Ed.Consultant, Eaglemann Learning & Innovation GroupFounder, Owner - Chatmore British International School, Bermuda Welcome Back!I’m back after what felt like...
Revalidation is Justification – Post 3
THE RENAISSANCE OF SMALL SCHOOLS: Revalidation is Justification by Angela L Fubler, BA, BCS, M.Ed.Consultant, Eaglemann Learning & Innovation GroupFounder, Owner - Chatmore British International School, Bermuda Welcome Back!This week we will discuss the...