Without question, this is an unprecedented time for education. Due to the pandemic and resulting school closures, educators across the nation have been faced with the challenge of distance learning… Read More →
Parents and researchers alike have a long history of hand wringing about reading and children, especially as they get older. The migration of reading to digital media has only compounded… Read More →
As we head into the new year, it’s important to revisit some of the main strategies educators can use to foster positive connections with their students’ parents and caregivers. It’s… Read More →
An Uncommon Theory of School Change: Leadership for Reinventing Schools is a book “for educators who believe that schools need to be improved and are hopeful that real change can… Read More →
To me, summer reading is the distillation of the essence of both summer and reading! I imagine long stretches of reading in a beach chair or hammock, unencumbered by deadlines… Read More →
It was just several weeks ago that the hustle and bustle of the school year had come to a close. We looked forward to the summer ahead, with plans to… Read More →
Last week, the Pegasus Springs Education Collective hosted its summer leadership institute, Building Our Leaders of Tomorrow (BOLT) at Walt Disney World, and we were thrilled that educator and author… Read More →
On my first day of kindergarten, circa 1980, I stood in line at the East School in Natick, Massachusetts with my Star Wars lunchbox and new clothing, excited for what… Read More →
The Pegasus Springs Education Collective has established five broad categories from which we will not only create our own monthly content, but also curate online posts and articles in order… Read More →
Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week …with gratitude, honor, and respect for an entire profession Inventor and futurist Buckminster Fuller is quoted as saying “There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells… Read More →
