Take the Partnership Approach to Flipped Leadership
Educators need the partnership approach to professional development. When it comes to flipping your leadership use Twitter and #fliplead to help colleagues see examples of what it looks like.
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5 Reasons You Should Flip Your Leadership
Flipped leadership isn't a silver bullet that will make a school's problems go away, but it is a practical and engaging method to maximize time together with teachers and communicate with parents.
June 24, 2014
Voxer: I Get It Now!!!
Up until a few days ago I didn't understand the importance of Voxer but through some Tweets and Voxer conversations, I see how important the tool can be to building connections and communicating.
June 13, 2014
Project-Based Learning: Connecting With Your Community
Today's guest blog is written by Instructional Technology Instructor Mike Arsenault from Yarmouth, Maine. In this blog Mike writes about the importance of PBL and involving your community in the process.
May 22, 2014
Reimagining Schools: What Does That Mean?
When we talk about reimagining schools, what do we mean?
April 27, 2014
Better Skills, Better Jobs, Better Lives
In today's guest blog written by OECD's (PISA) Andreas Schleicher, he says, "It's time for all of us to take the lessons we learned through the crisis and turn them into a sustainable plan to get our young people back on the path to prosperity."
April 03, 2014
BYOD: The Latest Educational Scapegoat
Is BYOD the next educational scapegoat?
February 27, 2014
Can't Get There From Here? Try a Google Hangout
Google Hangouts can open up leaders and educators to a whole new world, and they won't even have to leave their classroom or office.
February 04, 2014
Organizing an Edcamp? You May Want to Read This...
Edcamps are being organized around the world and some of us have "edcamp envy" which is why we are creating our own.
January 23, 2014
10 Critical Issues Facing Education
When it comes to education, there are numerous critical issues that need to be addressed in 2014, and these are ten of them.
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