Teacher Leadership Opportunities You Can Pursue In A Changing World
Why Good Teachers Quit
She is an amazing teacher who is ready to quit the job she has loved for 20 years. She was honored just a few years ago as one of the best teachers in her area. But why do good teachers quit?
When Schools Think More About Data Than Understanding
4 Steps to Preparing For The Next Version Of School
The reintegration of elements of normalcy are likely to be a slow and tedious process. School leaders will be forced to innovate in ways they hadn’t needed to consider before and likely with significant budgetary constraints.
Focusing on thinking and inquiry skills that will help our learners be better problem solvers seems like a no-brainer but the easier route will be content delivery. Five years from now we’ll likely have adjusted to some new normal and looking at preparation now and it’s valuable to think of this as an exercise of flexibility and agility.
What Are Our Priorities? 20 Questions To Guide School Leaders During COVID-19 Pandemic
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TeachThought PD
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- The TeachThought Podcast Ep. 254 A Discussion With The 1619 Project Education Network
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- The TeachThought Podcast Ep. 252 A Teacher’s Voice: Reflecting On The 2020-21 School Year
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