Matt Piercy

@KohalaZipline fantastic experience from equally fantastic guides (Jack and Cassie).

Grateful to be recently published. Thanks for reading: globalonlineacademy.org/insights/artic…

Buffalo Nations first walk about. Jill Falcon Ranker invites us to take time to pause and reflect on this extremely special place at the entrance of Yellowstone National Park. #NEHWhyHere

Summer's final days have me contemplating the start of another fantastic year with students. Hope this reflection stirs thoughts, feelings (and maybe even commentary) on the importance of belonging. Thank you for reading! lnkd.in/gnMexCMB

Thank you for reading! blog.tieonline.com/simplicity-rev…

Recent thoughts about something(s) needed in the field of education. blog.tieonline.com/braking-uphill…

My most recent reflections about the power of laughter. I invite you to read, even though it might not make you to laugh. Thanks! blog.tieonline.com/laugh-like-the…

@gwen_casazza @kristatippett @onbeing @JanineBenyus This absolutely was an extraordinary listen. Thank you. True to the promise: "Catalyzing conversations that fill people with awe and wonder."

My most recent reflections. "I like to think that with such consciousness being developed, more and more students will wish to follow this age-old 'new' path." Thanks for reading and commenting. blog.tieonline.com/balance-and-ri…

What might pathways and status-seeking monkeys have in common? Please read on to find out. blog.tieonline.com/know-thy-schoo…

Today my thoughts finally came together on the importance of focus as schools simply try to do too much. Thank you for reading. blog.tieonline.com/wholesomeness-…

I continue to consider how anyone can listen and I hold close to one tenet: to truly listen, means you have stop talking. Our powers of listening are more nuanced than I thought. Thanks for "reading." blog.tieonline.com/a-new-era-of-r…

Pleased to share this reflection on the power that might be realized when (not "if") we choose a path of greater responsibility and optimism. Happy New Year! blog.tieonline.com/realizing-the-…

Listening can be difficult but is vital. I hope you might "listen" to this reflection~"Why to Listen Like a Bird Watcher." blog.tieonline.com/why-to-listen-…

I recently walked away from an evening of learning with a better understanding of how there is a difference between knowledge and wisdom. I share my reflections in the following post. Thank you for reading. blog.tieonline.com/what-we-can-le…

Hope this is more of a treat than a trick. Hopefully a point or two to consider, amidst the parent-teacher conference "season." As always, thank you for reading. blog.tieonline.com/with-wisdom-we…

Valuable read and we are left with many questions to hopefully consider. gettingsmart.com/2022/10/10/stu…

@RRapier Robert~we are so very sorry to hear this. Sending you the strength to carry on, knowing that there are so many who care deeply for you and your family.

Last night my beautiful daughter passed away following a seizure and heart attack in Hawaii. I was holding her hand at the end. She was a special education teacher here. I have now lost my oldest son and daughter, both pictured, in just 16 months. My heart is shattered.

How often are students asked what they really care about? How often are they provided time to observe their environment and determine problems? What happens if we begin to ask these questions? @mpiercy35 #PersonalizedLearning bit.ly/3SGrqtL

lnkd.in/gWtWtYis "Officially" published as I got a little ahead with "pinning on the tail" before a round of edits. I hope reading this brings a fraction of the enjoyment I had while writing it. Thank you!