How to Inspire a Team from the Perspective of a Colonel
Big Idea Project is limited in our ability to transform students in the classroom. We can teach and guide students to see through the eyes of a Generous Leader, which … Read More
Big Idea Project is limited in our ability to transform students in the classroom. We can teach and guide students to see through the eyes of a Generous Leader, which … Read More
As a nation collectively, and for many of us personally, we are in a season of “transition.” The term comes from its latin root word “transire” which means to cross … Read More
I was reading a recent article in a local Colorado publication* about new trends in school attendance. I was interested, but mostly just scanning through data and testimonials like I … Read More
I have “pandemic doomsday fatigue.” In case you’re wondering, I made that phrase up. But I think you might know what I mean. Too many articles, blogs, podcasts, posts, videos … Read More
The prevailing 2020 adult mindset is to hunker down, ride the storm, and hope that normal returns very soon. Families with school-aged children have made major adjustments just to keep … Read More
Parents were under tremendous stress at the beginning of this school year as we faced the decision of what to do for “school” in 2020. Whether you chose to send … Read More
If you walk into a typical high school and listen to what students are saying, you’ll hear complaints about ‘jumping through hoops’ and doing work that seems irrelevant. At their … Read More
“Sociology is about society, culture, groups, teams, leadership, and most importantly to view things from a relative standpoint instead of a biased opinion,” said Andy Wold, Big Idea Project educator … Read More
“I have a different outlook now,” Burke Liden said. “It made me realize we could do a lot more than I thought before, that we had more power to do … Read More