Much is made in my ed leadership doctoral program of goals: organizational goal-setting, alignment with vision/mission, monitoring progress, etc. Though I hadn’t originally intended to blog about this recent life event*, when I think about it in terms of goal-setting, it seems to parallel much of what my coursework has focused…
Habits of Mind: Metacognition & Precision
This post is part of a series on sixteen “Habits of Mind” put forth by Arthur L. Costa and Bena Kallick as being “necessary for success in school, work, and life” (Costa & Kallick, 2010, p. 212). Thinking about your thinking (metacognition): Know your knowing! Being aware of one’s own thoughts,…
A Break From The Norm: My Month of IF
I’ve been test-driving Martin Berkhan’s Leangains intermittent fasting (IF) protocol for the past four weeks. For an excellent overview of the program, see his post here. The rest of this post will be written assuming you read what’s at that link. My Plan I wanted to test-drive IF for a…
A Break From The Norm: My Fitness Journey
This post and the next have nothing to do with education, technology, psychology, or special education. They do have to do with my personal interest in physical fitness and body recomposition, so I guess if anything you might file them under behavior, as it has to do with some recent…
Considering Comments
One thing I love about the Internet is the potential for falling down several rabbit holes as you poke around in the hypertext – maybe not so great when you have a finite task to accomplish, but as a leisure activity it beats channel surfing for me any day of…