Reflecting on Leadership
With the end of the school year rapidly encroaching, now is a great time for administrators to reflect on the leadership skills they have developed.
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What Will Be the New Normal?
Will our new normal be our old way of doing things, a new way of doing things, or something in between? No one knows for sure, but in reference to the world of education, we can count on a few things being be a part of our new normal.
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11 Ways to Make Teacher Evaluations More Meaningful and Less Stressful
The additional workload, the judgement, being put on the spot and held accountable . . . all of these things are stressors not just to teachers, but to any working professional. Here are some suggestions on how the evaluator can lower stress while making...
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Ask Me Anything: 6 Answers to Your Questions About Teacher Evaluations.
The most effective method for evaluating a teacher is dual, mutual involvement and ongoing collaboration in the evaluation process.
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Video Conferencing: Keep hackers out of your virtual classroom with four do’s and don’ts
Our world has changed significantly and swiftly since the introduction of COVID-19 a few weeks ago. Much of the country and the world is social distancing or self quarantining as we all deal with a virus that our bodies are not ready to handle. We find...
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