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In my community, we have a hard time embracing change!! We get lost in what things we need to leave behind!!

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A lot of discussion and slow action

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With hesitation

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Creatively messy

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Dirty

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It’s not fun but valua

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How do we ensure that state required standards get met when students are “in charge”?

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Life is not a 'true or false' or 'multiple choice'. There are many pathways to our destination and sometimes there are detours and roadblocks but we explore and discover different ways to arrive at that destination!

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Learning what doesn't work  is just as valuable  as knowing what does

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Learning what doesn't work  is just as valuable  as knowing what does

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Messy is vulnerable, vulnerability is courage, so I guess if I want to be a hero, I need to be messy.  Thanks for the inspiration

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Messy is vulnerable, vulnerability is courage, so I guess if I want to be a hero, I need to be messy.  Thanks for the inspiration

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We all travel across the bridge of change at a different pace but we get there and we get there with the support of others

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Love the quote of "mess is meaningful" thank you!

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Life is messy. It's best to learn how to navigate the mess in a safe place

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I like the idea of not being afraid to fail. I have noticed in my classroom that some of the best ideas have come from mistakes I've made.

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I am very OCD, which has been difficult to let go and get messy, but I'm getting better at being okay with the mess. :)  The more I let go and give the kids the reins, the more they flourish and grow.  When I let go, it doesn't hold them back anymore.

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Hope to let teachers, principals know that it’s ok to get messy.

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Stepping outside of the box to do something new is always intimidating, but when it's for the good of our kids, it's worth it. Our kids are resilient, and I think it is also important to be transparent in letting them know that we are also learners who must abide by the "growth mindset" type of thinking.  We tell them to make mistakes to learn, so why shouldn't we be an example of this?

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No such thing as 'perfection'

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I am verging on messy, but I'm not quite there yet. I am excited to take your model back and just let it go and let the kids drive the classes. It is scary, but they need it.