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Serial Entrepreneur | Dad to 2 great girls - Ski instructor & Cyclist.

Newton, MA
Joined May 2007
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"Scientific American has never endorsed a presidential candidate in its 175-year history. This year we are compelled to do so. We do not do this lightly."
Scientific American has never endorsed a presidential candidate in our 175-year history—until now. The 2020 election is literally a matter of life and death. We urge you to vote for health, science and Joe Biden for President. scientificamerican.com/artic…
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The world has lost a towering intellect and more importantly (especially to him) one of the kindest most compassionate people ever – at Vermont, USA
We are profoundly saddened to announce the passing of our friend and founder, Clayton Christensen. We are better people for knowing him. We’re humbled to continue his important work, using Disruptive Innovation to make the world a better place. Till we meet again, dear friend.
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Don't forget to vote for our session to discover how districts nationwide are translating promises of #equity into practice through the master schedule @casillas_DrC @TaraGarciaM @hechingerreport @ARCpurplepride to @SXSWEDU! hubs.ly/H0k9Pf80 #SXSW2020
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⁦⁦@AmericanAir⁩ ⁦@AdmiralsClub⁩ PHX this is a pretty stupid and insensitive policy on #MemorialDayWeekend
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Educators & Experts Say Personalized Learning Is Not About Technology or Money but Leadership and Relationships " in order to do this work, the thing that teachers need the most is time...They need time to collaborate..” @The74 the74million.org/?p=526957
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Students in Learn to Put the 'Civil' in Civil Discourse edweek.org/ew/articles/2018/… via @educationweek
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150 years ago this month, Charles Eliot wrote, “The American people are fighting the wilderness, physical and moral, on the one hand, and on the other are struggling to work out the awful problem of self-government.” Public schools were Eliot’s answer. theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
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Join @copperascoveisd at #TASA19 on Tues, Jan 29th at 1pm to learn how they redesigned their secondary schedules to find embedded time for teacher collaboration - without substitutes and within budget.
What's possible when you are willing to reimagine what school looks like? Read what happened at Aurora Hills Middle when teachers did just that. bit.ly/2Agck8g @hechingerreport @aurorak12 #k12 #satchat
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"We are asking teachers to do amazingly tough jobs, and we need to make sure we give them the time they need to succeed." Read more from Dr. Marilyn Crawford in this @edcircuit piece and then hear her speak at #learnfwd18 on 12/4. bit.ly/2Qwh1Ea @LongviewISD #profdev
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Bold district leaders can improve student results by having a willingness to try new ideas, shares @capssct Executive Director Fran Rabinowitz. Learn about her work in CT and perspectives on driving change in this @edcircuit interview: bit.ly/2Qdod4e #schooldistricts
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Congrats, Superintendent @ricomunn well deserved!
Congratulations to APS Superintendent Rico Munn who has just been named the 2019 Colorado Superintendent of the Year! The @CASE_Leaders awarded the honor to Munn for his relentless work to increase graduation rates and improve student growth and achievement. We are so proud! 👏
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School-to-work legislation on the rise in the states: 165 bills introduced in '18, and 27 made it into law, per @edcommission bit.ly/2NLLo4p
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Increased attendance, fewer behavior referrals and suspensions, and more students on track to graduate. Here's how a new school design made this all possible in Bridgeport, CT: bit.ly/2Qdod4e #k12 #schooldistricts #edchat
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We need to permanently put to rest the myth of learning styles. The better we understand the science of learning, the better we will reach students. Are You a Visual or an Auditory Learner? It Doesn’t Matter nyti.ms/2BWMGqL @DTWillingham @katrinastevens1