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by Damian Bariexca, Ed.D.

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by Damian Bariexca, Ed.D.

ICYMI: My Faves 2014-2016

damian, 1 September 20169 August 2016

I tag each post on this blog with some categorical classification, and one I started using a few years ago is Damian’s Favorites – this tag represents what I feel are the best posts on this site (or at least the ones I wish got read more than the others).  Periodically I like to do “Best Of” recap posts; I did one in 2011 and one in 2014, so I figured I’m due.  Below are some of my favorite posts I’ve written since my last rerun post recap in September 2014:

  • Looking Back, Looking Forward (December 2014): Decompression, at long last, and a brief moment of clarity.
  • The Rubik’s Cube and the 10,000 Foot View (September 2015): A peek behind the scenes; how we all come together to make it happen.
  • The #Quartweet Project (October 2015): What happens when a string quartet from Germany meets third graders from New Jersey… and asks them to keep it brief.
  • Deven Black (January 2016): Elegy for an educator.
  • Arts Advisory Council: Origins (August 2016): My efforts at putting research into practice and distributing leadership throughout our district arts program.
  • Arts Advisory Council: Year In Review & Looking Ahead (August 2016): Making a good thing even better.

Happy New Year, everyone; let’s make 2016-2017 the best one yet.

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