The Master Teacher Blog

The Master Teacher Blog
Providing you, the K-12 leader, with the help you need to lead with clarity, credibility, and confidence in a time of enormous change.
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Finding and Living in the New Normal

In Your Corner, Leadership and Change Management

Finding and Living in the New Normal

At some point in our lives, most of us relocated from one community to another, even if just temporarily, such as going off to college. At first everything seemed strange. Routines we used to take for granted no longer fit. Places we used to go ar...

Feel the Fear and Lead Anyway

In Your Corner, Leadership and Change Management

Feel the Fear and Lead Anyway

Being a leader today in the midst of a pandemic is like operating inside a video game; in order to get to the next level and rack up points you have to slay the dragon, find your way out of the maze, and scale the wall before you are pelted by fir...

Six Questions to Get Beyond “How Are You Doing?”

In Your Corner, Teacher Learning

Six Questions to Get Beyond “How Are You Doing?”

A Powerful Strategy to Lift and Support Students During the Pandemic
Reconnecting With Disconnected Students

In Your Corner, Relationships and Connections

Reconnecting With Disconnected Students

Ten Questions to Guide What You Will Do Next

In Your Corner, Leadership and Change Management

Ten Questions to Guide What You Will Do Next

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Five Secrets to Successful Online Meetings

Communication, In Your Corner, Planning

Five Secrets to Successful Online Meetings

Five Things Your Staff Needs From You Now

In Your Corner, Leadership and Change Management

Five Things Your Staff Needs From You Now

Accept Your Vulnerability and Suit Up

In Your Corner, Leadership and Change Management

Accept Your Vulnerability and Suit Up