by jonathan doyle | May 19, 2020
How we see our students can shape so much of our effectiveness in the classroom. The Church documents on education offer a wealth of encouragement about how we can relate to our students in ways that open them to witness of our lives and the chance that they may...
by jonathan doyle | May 8, 2020
Should a Catholic school be self-critical? What are the benchmarks that define how effective a Catholic school is in pursuing its mission? In this episode it’s time to explore the critical markers that allow for useful and transformative reflection. A great...
by jonathan doyle | May 6, 2020
One of the most common themes in all my work is helping teachers reflect upon the difference between a Catholic school and all other educational choices. In today’s episode it’s time to talk about something that a Catholic school needs to be doing on daily...
by jonathan doyle | Apr 23, 2020
In a recent interview I was asked about the issue of defining success in A Catholic school and of wanting to be successful. This led to a discussion on the topic of ambition in a Catholic school. Should Catholic teachers and leaders be ambitious? In today’s...
by jonathan doyle | Apr 21, 2020
Last week I was invited to do a live Q and A for the NCEA 2020 Virtual Convention. During that interview I was asked a question about the quest for ‘success’ in a Catholic school. For me, there were two core components here. In today’s episode let’s take...
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