As the week began, Wendy, Erin and Kristian were still in Saskatchewan. The weather has been fairly nice, with temperatures rising to about minus five each day, and some melting taking place. Our snow banks are beginning to sink, and the hope of spring is building.
On Wednesday I flew over to Sudbury for a MISA (Managing Information for Student Achievement) conference on EBDM (Evidence Based Decision Making). It's actually the same as EIDM (Evidence Informed Decision Making), but the MET (Ministry of Education and Training) already has that acronym locked up. It was a good conference, and I got some resources and many ideas for use in my ongoing MISA work. I came back from there on Friday night, but Wendy and crew still had not returned from the prairies... maybe next week. BJ returned from Charlene on Saturday; he's glad to be home.
So that's the kind of week it's been.
On Wednesday I flew over to Sudbury for a MISA (Managing Information for Student Achievement) conference on EBDM (Evidence Based Decision Making). It's actually the same as EIDM (Evidence Informed Decision Making), but the MET (Ministry of Education and Training) already has that acronym locked up. It was a good conference, and I got some resources and many ideas for use in my ongoing MISA work. I came back from there on Friday night, but Wendy and crew still had not returned from the prairies... maybe next week. BJ returned from Charlene on Saturday; he's glad to be home.
So that's the kind of week it's been.
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