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September 22, 2012

AASPA Conference Opportunity to Learn, Network with K-12 Talent Managers

I have been invited to lead or participate in presentations around selection, strategic compensation, and performance management at the American Association of School Personnel Administrators (AASPA) 74th Annual Conference in Chicago, Illinois October 31 through November 3. AASPA is the only HR-educ...  Read Full Post >

September 21, 2012

4 Ways PBS is Innovating For Students' Futures

Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) has a long standing reputation in the education community for providing quality news, media, material, and more for engaged learning. Today, PBS is leveraging front-edge tech -- the flipped classroom, learning playlists, online professional development, games, and more -- to research and refine quality content and delivery of learning for students, parents, and educators. Here are four ways PBS is innovating for students futures.  Read Full Post >

August 27, 2012

Grad School Fair Tips and Information

Although spring is the traditional time for job fairs, fall is grad school fair season. Whether graduate school plans are at the top of your mind or just a thought at this point in your academic career, it is important to consider the benefits of attending your campus or community's upcoming gradua...  Read Full Post >

August 21, 2012

New Grants to Fuel STEM Learning in Washington State

The private grants in Washington state will support a variety of initiatives to improve STEM learning.  Read Full Post >

August 16, 2012

NSF Promotes Climate-Change Education With New Grants

Climate-change education in schools and communities is getting a boost from a new set of grants from the National Science Foundation.  Read Full Post >

August 08, 2012

Tech. Companies Shun Recent College Graduates

A New Jersey survey indicates technology companies in that state are hesitant to hire recent college graduates because of concerns about how much it will cost to train them.  Read Full Post >

August 06, 2012

Improving Professional Development for Early-Childhood Workforce

The National Association for the Education of Young Children has published a new policy brief meant to help states better ensure the qualifications of "experts" who offer their professional development services to early-education programs.  Read Full Post >

July 31, 2012

Connected Educator Month to Launch With Virtual Conference

Here's what you need to know for the three-day event featuring five keynote speakers and 11 panel discussions.  Read Full Post >

July 31, 2012

Bloomboard Powers Improved Teacher Effectiveness in Colorado

The push for better teacher observation, evaluation and development started about the same time Jason Lange was finishing up a master's degree in education at Stanford. Jason could see there was a big opportunity for easy to use tools and personalized learning for teachers.  Read Full Post >

July 27, 2012

Petition Pushes Feds to Support Ed-Tech PD

ISTE is leading the petition drive that it hopes will lead to federal support of PD programs.  Read Full Post >

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