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For too long, we’ve been paying lip service to “transformation,” unwilling or unable to reimagine our work in schools in ways that are fully relevant for the realities of the modern world. And as we… 
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Join our Executive Learning Transformation program designed for school board leadership.
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January 18, 2016 2:46 AM
Powerup— a districtwide initiative aimed at digitally transforming 21st century teaching and learning — HISD has launched a K-12 online platform that will eventually become the center of collaboration, personalization, curriculum, instruction, and communication for all HISD staff, students, and parents. It’s called the PowerUp:HUB or HUB for short. http://www.trainingintambaram.in/pega-training-in-chennai.html
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Administrators, teachers and support staff all need to be aligned in their thinking about what it means to be "Future Ready." Listen to three practitioners f...
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According to the OECD, these are the three ingredients for innovating schools and systems: Leadership: strong leaders who establish optimal conditions in their schools Teachers: Confident and capab...
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In recent years many innovative schools have begun a shift toward the use of educational technology. Even though your institution may be ready to make a similar transition, it’s not always clear where to start. Without a clear vision and wise counsel, such a shift can be time-consuming as well as costly.
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January 9, 2015 11:35 PM
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Sharn Thomasson's curator insight,
May 11, 2021 2:13 AM
Is is an insightful read on digital leadership, pedagogy and learning in education.
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The term “future ready” has become an important concept among school districts through the US over the past year since the Future Ready Summit was held in Washington DC in May 2014. In case you missed it, you can read more here. What does “future ready” really mean to a school or school district? What does a school or school district really look like if it is “future ready?” You now get the chance to hear from four experts who will talk about how to build the culture in a school or school dist
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October 18, 2015 7:12 PM
I chose this resource because it shows the powerful effect that a sustained session can have on participants. I hope other educators involve themselves with a more long-term style of professional development.
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Check Your Progress Toward the SIIA Vision for K-20 Education
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As part of our Preparing Leaders for Deeper Learning, Bonnie brings us P21's ideas about 21st century education leadership.
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Supporting institutions to develop digital environments which meet students’ expectations and help them to prepare for higher study and employment
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Don't be put off by the outfit (slim grey suit with pink pocket square), the TED-like bells and whistles, or even the point of view (pro-reform). This might be the best education video since Jonah Edelman's infamous 2011 Aspen Ideas Festival explainer. Or maybe it's just the best of the week, and there's not much else going on. In this "how to make the case for education reform" video, the president of AEI tells his audience something that pretty much everyone in education advocacy has come to understand at this point, whatever side they're on: "You better make it moral, you better fight for people, and you better do it quick." Watch it, tell us what you think (it's very much of the mind that reform ideas are fine they just haven't been communicated effectively), and extra points for calling out names from the audience reaction shots. *Apologies for mis-spelling Jonah's name -- it's Edelman with an "E."
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