Endorsements
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“Steve shares his personal and authentic method of transparency with his students in this reflective book. His words are an inspiration for all educators to pursue the same passion and transparency within their classroom, school, and community. Steve promotes the importance of having a strong, healthy culture of learning and details his journey in making that a reality in his own profession. This book is a must read for all educators.”
— Bethany Hill, lead learner/principal, Cabot, Arkansas
“Engaging students in global conversation and promoting positive sharing is my passion. In this book, Steve Wyborney clarifies many ideas and shares many more that will directly impact the way I teach, share, and contribute to the wider education community. Thanks for inspiring me, Steve.”
— Craig Kemp, New Zealand-born international educator, head of technology integration, speaker, and co-founder of #WhatIsSchool and #asiaed
“Powerful and easy to connect with, Steve Wyborney’s new book emphasizes a classroom where everyone is a teacher and a learner. This is a book that will not only give you ideas and answers but will leave you asking questions, which is the same type of learning that Steve models in his own classroom. The more books focused on learning in education, the better off we are.”
— George Couros, author of The Innovator’s Mindset
“Every new teacher should read The Writing on the Classroom Wall to refresh the brain about what learning, writing, and making connections is all about!”
— Eric Jensen, author of Teaching with the Brain in Mind
“Part inspiration, part specific classroom strategies, this book pushes teachers to place the most important ideas in front of students every day. Each chapter contains motivation to improve and a guiding set of questions to ensure that your teacher skill set will improve.”
— Jeff Charbonneau, 2013 National Teacher of the Year
“In The Writing on the Classroom Wall, Steve breaks down big ideas and shares the tools needed to step outside of your comfort zone and take risks. Follow Steve’s lead and put your beliefs out there. It’s a leap worth taking!”
— Todd Nesloney, White House Champion of Change, two-time Bammy Award recipient, co-founder of #KidsDeserveIt, principal at Webb Elementary, Navasota, Texas