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Tag Archives: love
Mother’s Day Reflection
I have celebrated eight Mother’s Days (if you count the one when I was pregnant with my daughter who is now 7-years-old). I am very fortunate to have 3 wonderful children: Trista (7), Pauli (4), and Carson (1). I am … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Reflection, Uncategorized
Tagged care, children, daughter, family, grateful, joy, love, mom, mother, mother's day, reflection, son
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My Top Ten in Ten Days – Celebrating my 100th Blog Post – 1/10
Like I have mentioned, being a mom is the most important thing I do. It always has to come first! I am fortunate to have 3 wonderful kids: Trista (7), Pauli (4), and Carson (1). They brighten my each and … Continue reading
Posted in Connections / Relationships, Family, Personalized Learning, Reflection
Tagged 100 blog posts, children, family, life, love, mom, mother, photos, reflection, videos
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Obsession? or Passion?
For the last 8 months I have been focused on my learning, in an effort to help others, including myself and my colleagues, but, most importantly, the students in my school. During this time, I have been blogging regularly as … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Connections / Relationships, Lessons Learned, Reflection
Tagged be inspired, blog, colleagues, education, inspire, learn, life, love, obsession, passion, passionate, reflection, students
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I’ve Got a Secret
The district in which I work as a Vice-Principal is a large, complex and diverse district. We have 124 schools (100 elementary, 19 secondary, and 5 student learning centres) with 69,145 students. That number is expected to grow by at … Continue reading
Posted in Leading the Learning, Lessons Learned, Poverty
Tagged administrator, child, leader, love, making a difference, Poverty, secret
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A Brief, But Meaningful Encounter
Currently, I am returning to work following maternity leave after having our 3rd child at the end of December (2010). I have just recently received my next placement as Vice-Principal in my district. This is very exciting and I am really looking … Continue reading
Posted in Lessons Learned
Tagged administrator, education, encounter, enjoy, fortunate, grocery store, job, learning, love, unhappy, vice-principal, work
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