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Root Cause Analysis is Over-Rated – What to Do Instead
Root Cause Analysis is Over-Rated – What to Do Insteadby Dan Rockwell |
A car that won’t start requires root cause analysis. But people development and…
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Google Classroom Hack for Adding Text and Audio Instructions Using Mote
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How to Engage More Students in Classroom Discussions
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Educator shares "2-3-4-5" approach to manage classrooms
Jesse Pachter, an assistant principal and athletic director for the New York City Department of Education, created the "2-3-4-5 Method" to help novice teachers better manage common classroom issues, such as a student not completing an assignment or…
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Filling in the Gaps: Collecting and Analyzing the Right Student Data
Filling in the Gaps: Collecting and Analyzing the Right Student Databy David Franklin |
We were all hoping to wake up one morning and things…
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The 10 Best Ways to Spot a Close-Minded Leader
The 10 Best Ways to Spot a Close-Minded Leaderby Dan Rockwell |
Turbulence opens the mind of the wise and congeals the brain of the convinced. A closed mind gets…
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How to tell at a glance if a school is successful....
If students are upbeat, smiling, optimistic, then the school is probably doing a good job.
But if the students are frowning, depressed, obviously not in a good mood, you know the school is failing.
The proof is in the PLODDING. If they're trudging around like convicts In a prison yard, you know the kids are having no…
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The Most and Least Trusted Professions in the World” (Yes, Teachers Are Near The Top)
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Labor-Based Grading For A More Just Classroom
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Using a Four-Phase Instructional Model to Plan and Teach for Lifelong Learning
Using a Four-Phase Instructional Model to Plan and Teach for Lifelong Learning
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Online Learning Teaching Tips: How We Can Teach Our Students, Prepare Them for the Next Challenge—and Prepare Them for Life
Online Learning Teaching Tips: How We Can Teach Our Students, Prepare Them for the Next Challenge—and Prepare Them for Life
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Being ‘Unfinished’: The Essence of a Growth Mindset
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The cause of the crisis in education -- personalities and philosophies
A century ago, the field of education was roiled by constant philosophizing and posturing. These early thinkers believed they were creating a Great New World. They were not shy about explaining their plans and motivations.
All of this is captured in 10 quotes from John Dewey, Harold Rugg, George Counts, and the rest.
Podcast, 18 minutes,…
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When Racism Isn’t the Only Problem by Alfie Kohn
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The Most Neglected and Misunderstood Tool of Leadership
The Most Neglected and Misunderstood Tool of Leadershipby Dan Rockwell |
Your most powerful tool of influence isn't a strategy or technique. It's a…
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Critical Race Theory and Classroom Practice
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How to be an education reformer
Everything you need to know about why our public schools are mediocre, in less than 20 minutes.
My goal is to turn everyone into an education reformer. You will have a lot of fun. Dysfunctional education is an affront to logic, common sense, truth, civilization, and even the smallest concern with decency or seriousness.
So why does…
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New Teachers: How to Start Your First Year With Confidence
New Teachers: How to Start Your First Year With Confidence
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How to Build Trust: A Practical Guide
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Download Great Works of Art from 40+ Museums Worldwide: Explore Artvee, the New Art Search Engine.
Artvee lets you search millions of public domain images from over forty major museums located around the world – and use them wherever and however you see fit!
You can read more about it at Open Culture’s post, …
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