This past summer our employees chose from a menu of books for their "required" professional reading. The titles people chose were
Jessica Lahey's The Gift of Failure,
Susan Cain's Quiet;
Tony Wagner's Creating Innovators,
Sir Ken Robinson's Creative Schools, 's
Mahzarin Banaji's Blindspot,
Marilee Adams' Teaching That Changes Lives, and
Todd Rose's The End of Average. On our first day back people broke into small groups. (Some books had several groups; some one.) I then gave each group one poster-sized sheet of paper. The task: to produce a single-page sketchnote synthesis of their book. You can see all the results below. Once again, I'm blown away by the St. John's people.
To share and expand the conversation, groups posted their sheets at various points around the school. When they did, another sheet of paper was put up for people to pose thought and questions so that we could expand each group's conversation. Now I invite you to do the same in the comments section of this post.
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