Promoting a Literacy Based Culture in Schools Through Effective Leadership

Promoting a Literacy Based Culture in Schools Through Effective Lea...

Nassau BOCES

Program: Curriculum and Instruction: Regional PD

Audience: Building & Central Office Administrators, coordinatros, chairs, teachers

Dates: 3/7/2017

Location: LS2

Mike Keany and Victor Jaccarino

During this hands-on workshop with administrators and school curriculum leaders, participants will work with both Mike and Victor to understand the challenges of a changing curriculum in all subject areas. Participants will examine the shifts that change means for school leaders. Part of the workshop will be used to develop a more thorough understanding of what a lesson that is aligned with new and higher standards looks like. School leaders will explore best practice methods of leading their staff to a deeper understanding of what is now expected of them in order to meet these higher expectations. 
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