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21st-Century Leadership, Inspiring Others by Eric Sheninger
Modern educational leadership from a high-school principal by Eric Sheninger
By Eric Sheninger on June 26, 2012
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As society, education and learners change, so does the need to have educational leaders who embody a modern form of leadership. Modern leaders must establish a vision and implement a strategic process…
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Creating Connections: 5 Worthy Investments by Jeff Delp
Creating Connections: 5 Worthy Investments by Jeff Delp
June 26, 2012
Molehills out of Mountains Blog - Musings on Education, Leadership and Social Good
Recently, a colleague was telling me about a math teacher at his school. Students in this teacher’s class have done exceptionally well by a number of measures –…
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Cheaters Never Prosper
Recently, there has been a lot of media attention on cheating and exam security. We’re seeing more and more cases of students, and an even greater number of teachers, trying to navigate their way around the system.
In the story “The Perfect Score: Cheating on the SAT” from “60 Minutes,” Sam Eshaghoff, a 19-year-old Emory University student from Long Island, New York, is facing criminal fraud and impersonation charges for taking the SAT and ACT tests…
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Testing mandates flunk cost-benefit analysis by Peter Smagorinsky
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"Flipped Classroom" Time Magazine: Reboot The School:
Monday, Jul. 09, 2012
Reboot the School
Fifth-graders at eastside College Preparatory School in East Palo Alto, Calif., sit at their desks with netbooks. They're in the middle of a math lesson, listening as a teacher explains how to convert percentages to decimals. "If we get rid of the percent sign, we just have to move the decimal…
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5 Leadership Keys I Have Learned from the Martial Arts by Brad Szollose
5 Leadership Keys I Have Learned from the Martial Arts by Brad Szollose
Retrieved July 26, 2010
http://www.liquidleadership.blogspot.com/
At 45, through some serious prompting from my wife's 17-year old nephew, Sebastian, I decided to do something that most people my age would find a little risky - I enrolled in Shaolin Kempo Jujitsu.
Imagine a…
Added by William Brennan, Ed.D. on July 2, 2012 at 5:00am — 2 Comments
The Power of the Lurker by Steven Anderson
The Power of the Lurker by Steven Anderson
June 12, 2012
http://blog.web20classroom.org/
Any one who knows me or reads my blog and Tweets knows I am a big advocate of social learning. The idea that we don't have to be the smartest or be an expert in everything should be a big relief in the classroom. When I started teaching I did everything I could to make sure I knew more than my…
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Seeking Systemic Change: Higher Education in a Digital, Networked Age by Mary Grush
I had the fortunate opportunity to stumble on George's work in 2007 and continue to follow George through many online communities. You can read more about George's work on Connectivism: A Learning Theory for the Digital Age at http://www.elearnspace.org/Articles/connectivism.htm I found this Q & A with Mary Grush from…
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social aggression
Hello, school leaders. I hope this message is read by others with similar issues. I am certain many of you can relate to the frustration of responding to new bully laws and guidelines. You have all heard, "nothing was done about this." Does anyone out there have any suggesstions, ideas, programs, anything that will help us to respond to and stop this behavior. I did everything by the law and more but still do not feel that I am successful. There must be a way to help the…
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Can the American People Avoid Disaster and (Possibly) Save the World?
Can the American People Avoid Disaster and (Possibly) Save the World?
Not If U.S. Political, Corporate, and Financial Decision Makers
Destroy the Planet First
Denny Taylor
June 2012
To read, please click on the link below.…
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Too Much Technology? By Dave Meister on ConnectedPrincipals.com
Too Much Technology? By Dave Meister on ConnectedPrincipals.com
By Dave Meister on June 27, 2012
ConnectedPrincipals.com
What is it that makes a public school valuable? Is it the information it provides? Is it the opportunities that are available there? Going forward in these times of inter-connectivity, where the physical school building and the learning…
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The Education System That Pulled China Up May Now Be Holding It Back
The Education System That Pulled China Up May Now Be Holding It Back
China wants inventors and entrepreneurs, but its schools, built around the notorious gaokao exam, are still designed to produce cookie-cutter engineers and accountants.
A student, studying for the gaokao, naps on a desk during his lunch break in a classroom in Hefei.…
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Who Joins Teach for America? The Answer May Surprise You by Wendy Kopp
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Game-Based Learning to Teach and Assess 21st Century Skills BY ANDREW MILLER
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Here’s What Was Missing From The Wall Street Journal’s Column On Teacher Evaluation by John Thompson
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Out of School Behaviors: A Principal’s Responsibility? by Karen Siris, Ed. D.
Out of School Behaviors: A Principal’s Responsibility?
May 30, 2012 at 2:04 pm
Out of School Behaviors: A Principal’s Responsibility? is an Alumni Op-Ed written by Karen Siris, Ed. D., Class of 1972.
I have never regretted my decision to become an elementary school principal. However, the responsibility of being in loco…
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10 Surprising Things Banned in Schools Today
10 Surprising Things Banned in Schools Today
June 25th, 2012 by Staff Writers
http://www.onlinecollegecourses.com/2012/06/25/10-surprising-things-banned-in-schools-today/…
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Curriculum and Tech Leaders Must Have 'Common' Language By Ian Quillen
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Grading art in a standardized-test world By Katie Lyles
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Blogging is the New Persuasive Essay Posted by Shelley Wright
Blogging is the New Persuasive Essay
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