Daniel J. Evans (Dan) retweeted
Using big, complex words doesn't make you look smart. It makes you look insecure about the actual value you deliver. Simplicity wins every time.
The way I see it, our work in schools begins and ends with raising expectations for kids, and for ourselves.
Not by lowering them.
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Daniel J. Evans (Dan) retweeted
Leadership...
You don’t lead by pointing and telling people some place to go.
You lead by going to that place
and making a case.
—Ken Kesey
Daniel J. Evans (Dan) retweeted
The best teachers are those who inspire us to be our best selves.
Thank you for being a constant source of inspiration.
Coming your way, D.C.!
In education, you either believe in all children, or you don't. There is no in between. Can't wait to join fellow thought-leaders for the Festival of Education.
Yes, we can design lessons that build student confidence! See you soon!
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Daniel J. Evans (Dan) retweeted
The best teachers are those who inspire us to be our best selves.
Thank you for being a constant source of inspiration.
My deep thanks for the kind words from so many colleagues. Yes, my new book -- Remarkable Learning -- will be released next week😊
I have given everything I have to children, especially those who come from hardship and trauma. I hope this book honors their sacrifice.
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For my entire life, I have given everything I have to children, especially those who come from hardship and trauma. In my new book, I provide some thoughts on how to help them succeed in school. In some way, I hope this book honors their sacrifice. I hope you agree.
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Yeah! My next book is scheduled for release.
For my entire life, I have given everything I have to children, especially those who come from hardship and trauma. This book was written with those students in mind.
In fact, it honors their sacrifice.
I hope you agree!
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Daniel J. Evans (Dan) retweeted
I support **anything** and **anybody” that works to and invests in improving education for all kids.
Always and forever. That is my North Star.
More literate and numerate kids who have a better shot at life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness has to be the goal.























