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Thriving as an Assistant Principal

July 21, 2016

by Aaron Hogan

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In his article "Thriving as an Assistant Principal," posted on July 21, 2016, Aaron Hogan explores the difference between merely performing adequately in a role and truly excelling. He emphasizes the importance of intentionality and planning in the pursuit of thriving as an…

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🌟 To our amazing admin team: your energy, dedication, and knack for keeping things running smoothly are the secret sauce that fuels our PD hub's success. Here's to you! 🎉

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The best habit to develop in life is reading. It opens doors to knowledge, imagination, empathy, and personal growth. Shoutout to all the influential voices who advocate for the importance of reading and inspire individuals to pick up a book and explore the world through its pages. Whether they are authors, educators, publishers, librarians, parents, or passionate readers themselves, their efforts contribute to a world where literacy thrives and minds are enriched. Keep turning those…

🌍 Happy Earth Day! 🌱 Let's celebrate our beautiful planet and commit to protecting it for generations to come. 🌿 Small actions, like recycling, reducing waste, and supporting sustainable practices, can make a big difference. Together, let's nurture and preserve our home! 💚

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The Fallacy of Best Practices

A Principal's Reflections

by Eric Sheninger

Apr 21, 2024

The article "The Fallacy of Best Practices" by Eric Sheninger, featured in "A Principal's Reflections" blog, challenges the prevailing education system's fixation on standardized "best practices." It argues for a shift towards contextual effectiveness in educational strategies to foster innovation…

What Does It Mean to Follow a Reading Program?

Tim Shanahan

Blast from the Past: This blog entry first posted on May 5, 2018, and re-posted on April 20, 2024. The reason for this re-post is twofold: I received the letter below from an educational consultant who was troubled about how some school districts were using commercial reading programs and wanted my take on it. Also, recently, some critics have been making claims…

📚Happy National Librarian Day from The Educators Link. 🎉Today, we're celebrating librarians and the vibrant hub of knowledge and inspiration that libraries represent with a special shoutout to the iconic New York Public Library! 🗽✨As a PD Hub, we're honored to support libraries like these in their mission to empower communities through learning. Let's continue to unlock the doors of opportunity together! 📖

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Character Counts

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Over the last several years, the sisters behind Baum & Beaulieu have been hard at work creating something special - an innovative platform that supports and fosters meaningful change within the education community.

Meet The Educators…

Joan Dunn taught in Brooklyn Public schools for a few years around 1953. She recognized at that time that our public schools were compromised and probably finished.

She wrote a book titled Retreat From Learning: Why Teachers Can't Teach (available on Archive.org.)

This is not a research paper. This is not a reconstruction of what happened more than 70 years ago. Joan Dunn was there, as an eager young teacher, very smart, highly idealistic and…

3 Fun Relationship-Building Activities for Older Students

By Amy Nichols March 8, 2024

Edutopia

In an article for educators published on March 8, 2024, Amy Nichols highlights the significance of incorporating fun, relationship-building activities in the classroom to enhance student engagement and foster a sense of belonging. Nichols reflects on a conversation with her superintendent, who…

Unlock the Secrets: Expert Homework Hacks for Busy Parents

Vicki Davis

Podcast

• You will learn about the importance of active learning over passive studying methods, and how helping students engage directly with the material can significantly improve retention and understanding.

• You will hear about organizational…