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Far Too Young to Leave

Posted on July 11, 2011 by Chris Wejr

I sit here because I cannot sleep. I sit here with eyes full of tears and a mind full of memories because I received a text message from Brianna, an ex-student and ex-player, whom I remain in close contact with,… Continue Reading →

Leadership, Personal, Relational Leadership Andrew Vaydo, Brookswood Secondary, cancer, passion, relationships, rugby, tribute
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Meeting Old Friends For The First Time

Posted on April 30, 2011 by Chris Wejr

Do you remember having penpals? I have fond memories of connecting with other kids from Japan and Australia as an elementary student. I also remember being so jealous when one of my classmates was able to actually meet his penpal… Continue Reading →

Leadership, Professional Development, Social Media #bced, edcampvan, edtechbc, Professional Development, relationships, social media, twitter
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Listen With Your Eyes

Posted on September 11, 2010 by Chris Wejr

originally posted on “Connected Principals” As leaders, whether we are administrators, teachers, coaches, parents or students, a skill that is often lost is listening.  Too many times we think we need to provide answers or solutions when all we really… Continue Reading →

Teaching and Learning, Uncategorized conversation, listen, relationships

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