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Every Educator Should Fight Their Red-Light-Tickets: Well, at least if you live in Suffolk County, and not because you’re innocent.
Added by Michael Keany on October 14, 2017 at 10:08am — No Comments
Top 6 things needed to have a positive school culture
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How the School-to-Prison Pipeline Works - And why black girls are particularly at risk.
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Music - Tool of Engagement or Weapon of Mass Distraction?
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Why Learning and People Should Come First
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Restorative Assessment: Strength-Based Practices That Support All Learners
Restorative justice dates back to the Babylonian Code of Hammurabi (@1700 B.C.) where it was believed that any crime harmed the whole community. In nursing, it refers to a healing process where the treatment is responsive to an identified need. In classrooms, restorative practices foster a positive school climate and culture empowering students as problem solvers and owners of learning. …
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"The Kids Have Given Up"
Last week, a retired schoolteacher left a comment on one of my articles, probably the saddest comment I’ve seen.
He retired after 30 years, then two years later he returned as a substitute. He said that he could feel the additional decline that had taken place in that short time. Another teacher commented by way of explanation: “The…
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Happy Four Years of Blogging to Me by Christopher Wooleyhand, Ph.D.
This was my first post four years ago. I’ve written dozens of posts since, but I revisit this one to remind myself why I started.
So, why call a blog Common Sense School Leadership? As far back as I can remember, when it comes to following someone, all I have ever wanted is to be led by someone with common sense. It seems like a simple and practical wish. Common sense leaders are confident in their ability, but also keenly aware that they don’t know it all.
Leaders with… Continue
So, why call a blog Common Sense School Leadership? As far back as I can remember, when it comes to following someone, all I have ever wanted is to be led by someone with common sense. It seems like a simple and practical wish. Common sense leaders are confident in their ability, but also keenly aware that they don’t know it all.
Leaders with… Continue
Added by Debbie Wooleyhand on October 6, 2017 at 7:48pm — No Comments
THE EDTPA ASSESSMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON THE PROSPECTIVE TEACHER CANDIDATE
THE EDTPA ASSESSMENT AND ITS IMPACT ON THE PROSPECTIVE TEACHER CANDIDATE
Linda A. Kellner
Retired Building Administrator
Field supervisor and edTPA Specialist
For the past several years there has been a safety net (the ATS-W) for the edTPA assessment required by every teacher candidate for teacher certification in New York State. Students can become certified to teach if they submit and fail the edTPA exam and subsequently pass…
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Plato Would Have Wanted You to Unplug
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Give Teachers Freedom to Go Where They’re Needed
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Growth Mindset Made Visible
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Want to reduce absenteeism? Consider a letter
Want to reduce absenteeism? Consider a letter
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Sending parents information about the importance of school attendance may be a way to reduce chronic absenteeism, according to…
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Added by Michael Keany on October 2, 2017 at 3:42pm — No Comments
Little Sleepers: Long-Term Effects of Preschool by Robert E. Slavin
Little Sleepers: Long-Term Effects of Preschool
Robert E. Slavin
In education research, a "sleeper effect" is not a way to get all of your preschoolers to take naps. Instead, it is an outcome of a program that appears not immediately after the end of the program, but some time afterwards, usually a year or more. For example, the mother of all sleeper effects was the Perry Preschool study, which…
Added by Michael Keany on October 2, 2017 at 3:30pm — No Comments
The Future of Skills: Employment in 2030
The Future of Skills: Employment in 2030
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It’s Class Load, Not Just Size, That Matters
Added by Michael Keany on September 28, 2017 at 7:07am — No Comments
Can Teaching Civics Save Democracy?
Can Teaching Civics Save Democracy?
Added by Michael Keany on September 28, 2017 at 6:54am — No Comments
To Teachers Who Worry That My Brother Is In Their Class
I am very protective of my little brother. I have autism and he does too, along with ADHD. He's a lot younger--I am a sophomore in high school and he's entering the second grade. He's getting to the age where I started to really have problems in school and that makes me even more protective.
I've written about it before, but at his age, I really struggled with…
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Quick Tips for Your Best Parent Night Ever!
Quick Tips for Your Best Parent Night Ever!
Added by Michael Keany on September 24, 2017 at 9:51am — No Comments
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