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This is my Head of School blog. I use it to reflect on my own learning, my wonderings about education, and questions about how to shape our school, Trinity School of Durham and Chapel Hill. I also use it to share with the community things I experience at school. It affords me another way to be present with our ever-growing community of learners.

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Posted by Chip Denton May 02, 2014

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"If you are not taking notes on your iPad1
#dcaresraam22
a dusty mess of hiking shoes outside the Albergue1
A long day with lots of climbing1
A sixth grade science class learns to use science database for research. All the students get on the curated Webb database.1
Amazing place with no electricity or wifi. Foot washing service before communal meal. Met John1
and a communal meal at the hostel in Granon1
and long shadows. Tired but well on the Camino.1
AP bio class reviews with students leading from front with iPads. Playing jeopardy.1
Artist Jenny Eggleston visits Trinity to share her work and artistic vision with aspiring Trinity artists.1

at our hotel in Madrid1
At the Alto San Roque in mountains of Leon1
At Zuriain between Zubiri and Pamplona1
Aussie friends took the picture. The next day we met the guy whose house we stood in front of1
Baker Library. With School Heads seeing the Innovation Lab.1
between Pamplona and Puerta de Reina1
bridges1
Coach Bridges thanks senior soccer players for their leadership. It is always a joy to see each generation of students step up and lead.1
Fifth graders share in assembly about organizations and people that model Psalm 115:1: from church choirs to ministries for autistic children to a kick start for a young boy needing a new heart.1
give us the tour and info session1
God made him who had no sin to be sin for us1
hot chocolate from a food truck in the mountains1
Images online for drawing1
Justin and Matt1
Lots of ups and downs and beautiful views1
Making Collaborative Space with movable tables and chairs1
Mamas don't let your babies grow up to be pilgrims1
Many churches1
My mother read this one to me. Our TK Cubs enjoyed it at snack on this rainy day.1
Note the stage lighting in ceiling1
Off to Conference Tournament1
Oldest Monastery in Europe (6th century)1
one leaning over to see another's work1
one student had separate keyboard. Most chose touchscreen.1
one with earbuds1
One with paper1
one with paper and iPad1
Our first accommodation-- a great start-- in St John1
our hostel in Roncesvalles1
Out of a class of 161
part of Harvard Christian Fellowship at HBS1
Peregrino fountain in Santo Domingo1
Running with the Bulls with Don Quixote in Pamplona (Is that Sancho Panza following?)1
Saw no iPads in the lunchroom. But in the commons before class began1
Should have ridden one of those bikes1
Sixth grade celebrates Gabriel's birthday and the Turkey Triathalon1
Spotted our first scallop shell1
steps1
students on iPads. 1 out of 20 on a laptop.1
Teacher working through problems for review on Smartboard. Most students following on e-text. Taking notes on paper. 4 of 12 taking notes on iPad.1
that in him we might become the righteousness of God.1
the seniors each gave a note and keychain to a junior. A new tradition.1
then close them." All 14 students took notes on Molarity with pen and paper. Teacher showing hand written notes from Notebook with projector.1
Three chalk boards on pulleys at each panel for lots of student work.1
Today in worship1
Trinity sixth graders share favorite memories from Lower School as they prepare to move up to Middle School.1
Two 8th grade girls use one iPad and a splitter to listen to video about artist while others in class finish their projects.1
Very windy at the summit1
View from our hostel at Orisson1
vineyards1
We've covered about 200 K. In Azofra tonight.1
where Roland fell1
who was at Trinity seminary with me1
With 3-d Printer and Tools1

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