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- After a career of 34 years in public education (21 as principal of a middle school and a high school), my "retirement" has really been a "resetting" of my life. I greatly enjoy my continuing work as a consultant (now going on 24 years), especially helping and mentoring new school leaders.
- What is your present job title?
- Consultant
- At what school level do you work?
- K-12
- Where do you work?
- Nassau County NY, Suffolk County NY
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Neither Parents Or Teachers Are Encouraging Young People To Become Teachers
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Statistic Of The Day: It’s Not Looking Like Parents Or Teachers Are Encouraging Young People To Become Teachers
Problem Solving That Works
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Considering Running Records
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Considering Running Records, or No, I Don't Beat My Wife Anymore
Tim Shanahan
Teacher question:
I’m confused. I've understood your message that we should stop obsessing about deriving an independent or instructional reading level. But I’ve also read that you feel that there is a place for F&P style running records (many schools still use them!). If a running record is producing a…
ContinueInterview Question: Tell Us What Policies and Practices You Would Put Into Place to Combat "Senioritis"
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The photo at the left is the Livermore Centennial bulb, the world's longest-burning electric bulb.
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Thank you for connecting, Mike.
Dear Mike - Thanks for the informative and passionate address you gave in Plainedge last evening.
Thanks for invite!
Tony Cali
Sincerely,
Geri Pesko
Hi Michael,
I just noticed that you live in Huntington, so do I!
How nice that you are continuing your impact in education with this forum.
Christine
I am honored to accept your invitation and will also include you in my linkin network. Saundra
Thank you. Have been enjoying the site! Jessica
Thank you - this site is wonderful!!! Miriam Flynn
Hi Mike-
I would like to post a "Call for Program Proposals" for the 2012 NYSEC Conference. What would be the best way to do that so that it is seen by all members?
Thanks,
Larry Butti
Hi Mike, I am a member. Mary Fitzpatrick
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