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This week, middle school language arts teacher and adjunct education professor Mark Barnes wrote a post about why he has rejected traditional grading in favor of a system he finds more effective: narrative feedback.[…] Continue Reading »
People toss around terms in education and attach the words “21st century” to appear cutting edge or on the front end of trending ideas. As a teacher in the 21st century, I find it amazing to see some of the things that are so-called 21st century and yet are no different from ideas from the 20th or even the 19th century.[…] Continue Reading »
I spoke with Paul Healey, president of ASCD and the superintendent of Bermudian Springs School District in York Springs, Pa., to get his advice on preparing for the new school year and how to be a leader in the education field. Healey has more than 33 years of experience in education and began as an elementary-school teacher before moving into administrator roles.[…] Continue Reading »
John Baldoni is an internationally recognized leadership development consultant, executive coach, author, and speaker. In 2011, Leadership Gurus International ranked him No. 11 on its list of the world’s top leadership experts. Baldoni is the author of nine books on leadership including “Lead By Example: 50 Ways Great Leaders Inspire Results” and “Lead Your Boss: The Subtle Art of Managing Up.” His website is www.johnbaldoni.com.[…] Continue Reading »
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