Mindshifting is recognizing and shifting from the mindsets that hold us back to the mindsets that push us forward. I write about mindsets, Mindshifting, learning, and education, with the hope that these posts give readers more power over their own lives and helps them give others, like their students, more power as well.
Conflict and Collaboration Showcase and Teacher Lessons
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On March 18, 2025 we finished up the MindShifting: Conflict and Collaboration course with 12 presentations on lessons that participants created. These are so inspiring, there were lessons for young children through high school, lessons for adults, posters, a song, and an AI generated podcast about a technique to de-escalate a confrontation with a student. You won't want to miss these. The next MindShifting class starts April 22 (NY teachers can find the course on Frontline, WA teachers can find the course on pdEnroller). |
Mindshifting Educators
Mindshifting is recognizing and shifting from the mindsets that hold us back to the mindsets that push us forward. I write about mindsets, Mindshifting, learning, and education, with the hope that these posts give readers more power over their own lives and helps them give others, like their students, more power as well.
A Discussion with Business Leader Steve Rappaport Imagine having the power to transform your thinking, overcome challenges, and collaborate more effectively in every aspect of your life. That's exactly what MindShifting is all about – and it's not just another self-help concept, it's a revolutionary approach to personal and professional growth. In my recent conversation with podcaster, author, and connector Steve Ramona on the "Doing Business with a Servant's Heart" podcast, We talked about...
Last night, May 13, was the showcase session for MindShifting: Flexible Mindsets for Long Term Success. These lesson plans on problem solving were amazing! Here they are.
Learning releases jolts of dopamine and endorfins, just like having fun does. Here are my seven shots on Sunday. Experience 1: my B team tennis doubles team match was scheduled for 1:30. On the way over, it started to rain a little. Arrived at the court just as I received the text message, match canceled. Experience 2: as we are all talking the rain lets up. The pro announces the matches are back on. I let on that I’m not comfortable if the lines are wet and slippery, but the pro assures me...