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Something Wicked

Welcome to my monthly blog, your exclusive insight into the heartbeat of our community and our commitment to educating gifted students. Through my lens as Head of School, I'm thrilled to share this journey with you.

On the first Monday of each month, join me as we explore the forefront of educational excellence, celebrate diversity, and offer a glimpse into the extraordinary world of Roeper. As we delve into these topics and others, expect to witness Roeper's leadership in gifted education and our students' potential as future change makers.
 

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  • Talking with Teachers

    As a teacher, I always approached parent-teacher conferences with a certain amount of trepidation:  how was I, in the short span of 10 minutes that I was allotted (and in any given year, I would have been teaching around 120 students, so we had to be pretty ruthless about the timing) going to be able to discuss anything truly insightful with parents about their child’s experience in my class, far less their experience as a whole person? 
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  • What Should Schools be Teaching? 

    Students and teachers need the skills to be successful in a fluid, rapidly changing, and ambiguous future.

    For students and teachers to be prepared for that future, they need to become self-evolving learners with a growing individual and collective comfort and capacity for change.1
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  • On Being T-Shaped

    I take it that the aim of education is not to gain more and more detailed knowledge of the world but to understand the world and ourselves in it. If we split the world up in order to gain detailed knowledge of it, at some point we have to put it together again in order to understand it. 
    ~R.M. Hutchins1
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Maybe the most important thing we have to do with our children is to make them ready to adapt themselves to change.

—George Roeper, 1963
We empower gifted learners to be active and compassionate citizens of the world.

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