September 04, 2006

Launching the Quotes category

I'm a quotes aficionado so I just added a quotes category. I realized that I needed somewhere to capture the poignant phrasing of others and figured this was as good a place as any!

David Warlick, who can turn out a pithy quote with the best of them, gets a double dip to kick us off. Here's the first one...

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I also like this one...

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We need administrators to be thinking and talking about this stuff!

Sep 4, 2006 5:42:01 PM | Leadership and Vision, Quotes, Safety and Security

1 Comment

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We need administrators that will require their teachers to talk about this stuff as well.

Posted by: Scott S. Floyd | September 08, 2006 at 07:05 AM

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