by Kyle | May 17, 2015 | My Master's Journey
School Administration and the Law might be best characterized as the scariest course I’ve ever taken. The reason behind this fear is the knowledge I now possess about the many ways that we as educators are vulnerable to an incredible amount of circumstances that are...
by Kyle | May 17, 2015 | My Master's Journey
Supervisory Policy and Practice allowed me to reflect on what sort of supervisor I would like to be and what sort of framework I believed allowed for the most professional growth within the teaching profession. Throughout the course a common theme was that very few...
by Kyle | May 17, 2015 | My Master's Journey
The Introduction to Curriculum course came at the prefect time for me as a teacher designing a school initiated credit (SIC). We learned that in order to design curriculum, educators need to take into account the needs of many different stakeholders. Looking at how...
by Kyle | May 17, 2015 | My Master's Journey
Ethical and Legal Issues for Counsellors represented an entirely new perspective for me within the world of education. Having never considered becoming a guidance counsellor before, I have to admit that I rarely looked at students through that lens before...
by Kyle | May 17, 2015 | My Master's Journey
Dr. Kirk introduced us to a variety of leadership styles and strategies throughout Administrative Leadership in Education Institutions. Some styles and theories I connected with more than others, but the constant challenge to leadership styles that I felt I had...
by Kyle | May 17, 2015 | My Master's Journey
Introduction to Educational Administration was a bit of a wake-up call for me. When I began to gain a more thorough understanding of the massive umbrella of responsibilities that a good principal must account for I was overwhelmed. Before the course I essentially...
