Darren Kuropatwa and participants from an international PLP cohort collaboratively worked on a presentation titled : Teaching Well.

1. Teaching Well a story of contrasts

5. ... NOT being the man on the mound ...

6. If you want to build a ship, don't herd people together to collect wood and don't assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea. Antoine-Marie-Roger de Saint-Exupery … ..is like sailing

8. Sometimes teaching requires one to lead from behind

9. ...by not constructing barriers that stifle.

10. Instilling the motivation to tackle problems…….. … .that sometimes seem unsolvable

13. ...planting sequoia seedlings. ...planting sequoia seedlings.

15. A world of colleagues awaits you.

16. Together experienced minds shape the young

18. allows you to sip, or drink deeply all by yourself or with others for yourself or for others from the spring of knowledge and the well of learning http://www.unicef.org.uk/tz/resources/resource_item.asp?id=107 Teaching well

19. and the ability to envision and reach your dreams.

20. Teaching Well is a journey, not a destination

21. Jenny Luca's Slide here

22. Teaching well is helping to make sense of the world and finding the bigger picture together. Those that are well taught, then go on to teach others well...

23. Design Credits Slide 1 and 2: Darren Kuropatwa adifference.blogspot.com Slide 3: Jenny Luca http://jennylu.wordpress.com Slide 4: Carey Pohanka http://capohanka.umwblogs.org Slide 5: Derrick Willard [email_address] Slide 6: Susan Carter Morgan Engaging Learners Slide 7: Melanie Hutchinson and Alex Ragone twitter.com/melhutch twitter.com/alexragone Slide 8: Hiram Cuevas: Leading From Behind http://cuevash.blogspot.com Slide 9: Jennifer Clark Evans http://jclarkevans.blogspot.com twitter/jclarkevans Slide 10: Chris Carrillo Slide 11: Adrian Camm http://twitter.com/adrian_camm Slide 12: Pam Arvanitakis http://pamelarvo.blogspot.com/ Slide 13: Matt Scully http://pdsblogs.org/mattscully Slide 14: Tania Sheko http://tsheko.wordpress.com Slide 15: Susanne Nobles http://snobles.blogspot.com/ Slide 16: Bruce Carr Slide 17: Jake Cohen Slide 18: Paula White Slide 19: Allanah King http://allanahk.edublogs.org/ Slide 20: Jenny Luca http://jennylu.wordpress.com Slide 21: Melanie Hutchinson and Alex Ragone Slide 22: Amanda Ritter

24. Image Credits Title: thirst by flickr user lanier67 Slide 2: Benjamin Zander by flickr user World Economic Forum Slide 3: Ascolto ... sfocato / Blurred ... hearing by flickr user FaP;-) Slide 4: Dara Dawson (FA teacher and photographer extraordinaire) Slide 5: the pitcher by flickr user on2wheelz Slide 6: Uploaded on September 1, 2005 by tiarescott Slide 7: Big Waves by Tom Clifton Slide 8: Slide 9: To Have Nose by roseinthedark Slide 10: Antarctic Cruise, C.Carrillo Slide 11: Simple Math by flickr user paulhammond Slide 12: Cradle Mountain, Tasmania, taken by P. Arvanitakis, September, 08 Slide 13: Sequoias by flickr user filmgoerjuan Slide 14: I'm the most wanted man on my island by flickr user .:9:. Slide 15: GRID by KidsConnect, July 24, 2006 Slide 16: Jim Carr, African trip, 2008 Slide 17: One (or two) way by flickr user Giorgio Tomassetti Slide 18: Indonesia: Woman drawing water from a well Slide 19: Nelson Sunset by Allanah King 23.4.07 Slide 20: Day 108-365 Year 2 by flickrstorm user thp365 Slide 21: http: //www.flickr.com/photos/kathrynaaker/41322000/ Slide 22: Mosaic Lines from Flickr by Genista