In Chapter 3: Rapport, on page 32 of the book, the authors tell a story about a checklist. What do you think was on the checklist? If school leaders were to make a useful checklist with the intent of creating authentic, meaningful conversations about teaching and learning, what should be on such a checklist?
Mr. Chahrozian says "Students will learn from you without even opening a book?" What do you hope your students learn from you beyond the academic content you teach? Why?