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A Missouri High School Works on Relationships with Students

A Missouri High School Works on Relationships with Students   In this Principal Leadership article, Missouri high-school principal Kristel…

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When you advise a young leader or someone new to management to read about leadership, what author(s) do you recommend?

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Teaching Educators How to Be Entrepreneurs in Schools Thursday, December 20, 2 to 3 p.m. ET There are growing opportunities for educa…

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Sale of McGraw-Hill Education Highlights K-12 Publishing Trends

Sale of McGraw-Hill Education Highlights K-12 Publishing Trends By Jason Tomassini Premium article access courtesy of Edweek.org. When…

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Fiscal cliff would lead to major cuts for New York schools

Fiscal cliff would lead to major cuts for New York schools 2:13 PM, Dec 11, 2012   |     This Nov. 16, 2012 file photo, President Bar…

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U.S. schools moving up international rankings

U.S. schools moving up international rankings Greg Toppo, USA TODAY (Photo: Andrew D. Brosig, AP) STORY HIGHLIGHTS USA's average mat…

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Coaching and Managing Principals To Be Instructional Leaders

Coaching and Managing Principals To Be Instructional Leaders   In this important Kappan article, Paul Bambrick-Santoyo (managing director o…

Started by Michael Keany in Art of Leadership

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Five common misconceptions about today’s students

Five common misconceptions about today’s students Posted By Meris Stansbury On December 11, 2012 @ 2:10 pm In Curriculum,eClassroom News,Fe…

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Nassau TRACT Teacher Center And Adelphi University Present Our Annual Technology Conference January 17, 2013

Nassau TRACT Teacher Center And Adelphi University Present Our Annual Technology Conference January 17, 2013    Conference Details - Click…

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Maine teacher says stability ball pilot project successful; data to be analyzed

Presque Isle teacher says stability ball pilot project successful; data to be analyzed Aroostook Medical Center Students in Robin Norsw…

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