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  • Improv – 3 Implications For The Classroom

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    Making Room for Inquiry and PBL in Scripted Classrooms

    April 15, 2025

    Grit Does Not Apply To Worksheets

    January 7, 2018
  • What I’m Reading… Brainstorm

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  • What I’m Reading… Unselfie

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  • Risk Taking Professional Development

    A quick description of a professional development experience focused on risk taking, which led to great discussions about organization and feedback.

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    What I’m Reading… The Power of Moments

    June 28, 2018

    Constructing a Mini-Lesson: A 4 Part Framework

    September 10, 2018

    #HackingPBL Birthday Giveaway!

    December 26, 2019
  • Busting Buzzwords – Empowerment

    There is no doubt empowerment is a buzzword in the education arena and beyond. It gets thrown around in leadership classes, interview tables, and administrative meetings. But where does empowerment come from? How do we empower the people in our organization?

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    Grit Does Not Apply To Worksheets

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    Project Based Learning – Creating Balance

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  • If Not You, Then Who?

    Identifying problems is important. It is certainly the first step toward a solution. However, as important as the first step is, it is worthless if it never goes any further. From my observation, there seem to be three main barriers to educators taking action: assumptions, roles, and time. These barriers affect our reactions to small issues, as well as, large problems. Unaddressed, these concerns become gigantic elephants within our organization, and as you can imagine, we get little done when we spend our days bumping into elephants. I do not present this blog post as an innovative solution to all of our education woes, rather it serves as a reminder.…

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    Practical Techniques for Fostering Collaboration in Project-Based Classrooms

    May 6, 2024

    Do The Next Right Thing, A Lesson For Educators

    December 11, 2019

Erin Murphy, Ed.D.

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