Connected Principals’ Newest Contributing Blogger

Ok, ok…I’ll admit that these type of announcements should be coming directly from an organization’s leaders, but I’M EXCITED!!

Since early this summer, I’ve been regularly participating in a personal learning network (PLN) dedicated just for school administrators and principals, Connected Principals. Through this network of administrators, I’ve been reading others’ blogs, linking to their blog entries, Tweeting, participating in Twitter chats, sharing links to relevant news stories, and blogging about many of their experiences and successes.

Participating in the #cpchat PLN has been a tremendous motivation to my career, but I still felt as though I was missing the best opportunity to fully engage with other PLN administrators–be a contributing blogger at the main hub website.

Initially, I was hoping to be “discovered” or recommended by a fellow PLNer, but I eventually

grew impatient.  So, last week I finally decided to beg-and-plead for an opportunity to be a contributing blogger at their website.  And just like that I was finally hooked-up and invited to fully participate in the Connected Principals’ PLN.  Check-out my personal profile page!

Thank you George Curous (@gcouros) for getting me establishing and more affiliated with the network.

So, here’s to avoiding writer’s block!

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