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Leading Digitally-Rich Cultures of Learning

A Principal's Reflections

A thriving culture views technology as a seamless component that can enhance learning in a multitude of ways. To ensure long-term success, it is essential to establish a culture that embraces digital learning and integrates it into every aspect of the school's operations.

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Internet Culture

Geography Education

I never thought that I would be so emotionally invested in people dancing to Germans rapping tongue-twisters, but that is the modern era of cultural production and the amazing impacts of cultural diffusion. In fact, the deeper you go, the more delightfully complex this cultural phenomenon becomes.

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3 Ways to Create a Culture of Belonging

A Principal's Reflections

A culture of acceptance and respect can reap the rewards for all stakeholders. As you look to implement, refine, or improve DEI initiatives, consider how they help to create a culture of belonging. Everyone wants to feel that they belong where they work. It gives us a sense of purpose and meaning.

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Using Feedback to Create a Culture of Excellence

A Principal's Reflections

Cultures of excellence are created and fostered when feedback is used to commend effort while providing considerations for growth regularly. However, once feedback is prioritized and consistently provided, the stage is set for a culture of excellence. Most educators need and want feedback to grow.

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Cultural Relativism

Anthropology for Beginners

Cultural Relativism Cultural Relativism expresses the idea that the beliefs and practices of others are best understood in the light of the particular cultures in which they are found. Most societies are not relativist: they view their own ways as good, other people's as bad, inferior, or immoral a form of ETHNOCENTRISM.

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Where is Your Learning Culture?

A Principal's Reflections

How the structure and function of a learning culture lead to improvements in achievement and outcomes is where change efforts should be focused. Where is your learning culture? So how do we begin to transform culture? Image credit: Awaken Group Revolutions Where does the culture of your school fit into these categories, and why?

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The Unique Open-Endedness of Human Culture

Anthropology.net

A Revolutionary Theory in Anthropology Human culture is a remarkable, complex phenomenon, often seen as a defining feature that sets humans apart from other species. Unlike animal cultures, which are limited in scope and depth, human culture accumulates, adapts, and continually evolves, empowering our species to dominate the planet.