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What Should Come First? Training or Professional Development?
In education IT, training and professional development don’t always go hand-in-hand Considering the value of corporate educator certifications such as Microsoft Innovative Educator, Google Certified Teacher and Apple Distinguished Educator reminds me of an age-old question: “Which came first: the … Continue reading
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Resources to Read or Ponder over the Holidays
Thanks to iNACOL’s Plugged In eNewsletter iNACOL State Policy Frameworks: 5 Critical Issues to Transform K-12 Education Maria Worthen, VP for Federal and State Policy, iNACOL Susan Patrick, President and CEO, iNACOL How the Nation’s Capital is Reinventing its Classrooms for … Continue reading
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Useful Papers and Reports from the Center for Digital Education
The Center for Digital Education has several papers and reports that may be of interest to you. Here are just a few that are a recommended read. What’s New with E-rate and How to Make It Work for You http://www.centerdigitaled.com/paper/What-s-New-with-E-rate-and-How-to-Make-It-Work-for-You.html … Continue reading
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Five Musts for Mastery
Getting students to “mastery” implies that they have mastered a concept, have learned everything there is to know about it, and are ready to move on. This definition of mastery doesn’t sit well with me. I’ve studied topics for years … Continue reading
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5 Ways To Make Professional Development More Interesting
Whether you call it professional development, faculty meetings, or in-service days, getting together with your teaching colleagues to meet about school happenings and curriculum can seem sometimes tedious, and for many, plain old not fun. But they’re a necessary part … Continue reading
Some Resources for your Summer Planning from CompetencyWorks!
June – once the gateway to summertime fun, now a time for planning, professional development and thinking about school design. School design is becoming a critical skill for principals, districts and state policymakers. There are so many design choices involved … Continue reading
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