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Richard Jones's Blog – March 2015 Archive (2)
Building a College AND Career School Culture
Educators have effectively impressed upon students and parents the value of education by creating a “college for all” culture. School conversations, procedures and artifacts all showcase college as the “holy grail.” Anything less is failure! Schools provide extra support for students in their college applications and celebrate college acceptance. However, recent school…
Added by Richard Jones on March 25, 2015 at 6:00am — No Comments
The Twelve Data Questions for Preparing Students for Career Readiness?
If your school is committed to making students career ready as well as college ready, there are twelve data questions that teachers and administrators need to be prepared to answer. Most decisions about measures of career readiness are best defined at the district or school level rather than state level. Simple state accountability measures grossly overlook …
Added by Richard Jones on March 24, 2015 at 11:09am — No Comments
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