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I love the idea of engagement and empowering working together.  We must engage their interest and let them take the curriculum to new heights!!! (Chris Cox)

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This stuck with me when reading this chapter as it reminds me to "walk the walk" to truly be innovative
(Frank Weiss)

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This list is awesome and I fully intend on having my students (especially my seniors) work on excelling in these areas!
Heather Strasburg

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I really love the idea of turning the objectives on the students. I've always been really stuck trying to figure out how we can let students pursue their own interests when we have to teach a specific curriculum. I think this would be a great step forward.

Laurenda Gauthier

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Too many times, educators (myself included!) are focused on CONTROL. Our pursuit of control is holding back our student’s learning! Toree Winchell

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I like A LOT of this chapter.  This is an interesting thought to me.

Students love their phones!  I would love to be able to show them how to harness the phone’s power to LEARN and CREATE not just play and text! There’s so much awesomeness there! What can we do to show them the greatness that they hold in their hands?
Katrina Stroot

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“Everyone is a teacher.”- Couros
I love the idea that the teacher isn’t the only person who can answer questions.  Student empowerment is them helping their fellow students.

Darren Snyder

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I was limiting myself to the options of having students be compliant or engaged.  Now I choose EMPOWERED!
(Maggie Parker)

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"We need to prepare kids for the world that they live in." - Couros

I appreciate the fact that it discusses preparing students for life outside of the school walls. It important to empower them with abilities that are required in our ever changing world.

Stacie Fischer