Chester Goad

What are you seeking? How do you define success? Despite all the frequent noise we hear, success doesn’t have to be defined by prosperity alone. It also doesn’t necessarily have to be defined by performance. Success can best be reduced to one word: peace. When we reach a sense of peace whether from decisions made, a journey completed, a goal met, or even achievement of a lifelong dream, we’ve reached success. But how do we get there? The very idea of “success” can be a trophy or an albatross.

Every moment is another chance to make a memory, and whether or not we realise it, we’re creating good or bad memories every day, while indifferent moments just fade away. We all have regrets. In reality, a number of “woulda, coulda, shouldas”, haunt us all, but there doesn’t have to be so many of those. It’s never too late to make an unforgettable impact. Below I’ve shared five things your kids will always remember about you: This is the most important one.

Do you like apps? Do you use them in the classroom? Not every district, school, or parent has the ability to support apps in the day-to-day learning environment, but for those that can, there are some fun, effective, tried-and-true apps that can make a tremendous difference in the lives of diverse learners. Many states now require incorporating technology into standardized testing, so the number of systems with the ability and willingness to support apps and software is also increasing.