Responsibility as a Core Value is more than checking off tasks. It is the place where accountability (answering for outcomes) intersects with priorities (deciding what matters most). Two perpendicular dimensions can effectively map that intersection.

Fairness is one of those universal values that almost everyone claims—but few agree on. In the Mullen Bioecological Model, fairness is broken down into two key dimensions, each with two ends. When crossed, they form four distinct interpretations of what fairness actually looks like in practice.

Respect as a Core Value for Who We Are and How We Learn involves perspectives of Authority and Self-Worth influenced by six attributes.

At the end of my last post, Elements of Culture, I wrote how Culture and Values overlap but are still distinct layers with distinct...

How would I describe the culture of a self-directed schooling environment? When I think about “culture”, I often imagine the sound of...