Sharon LePage Plante, LDTechnologist The Southport School, Co-Author Using Technology to Engage Students with Learning Disabilities. Meeting the challenges for returning from an extended school break. Ginger vs Grammarly in Chrome.

Thoughts from a K-12 curriculum supervisor. Bashing the teacher, on both a personal and professional level. Formally, deciding what the punishment should be, based on district policy. Informally, deciding how they are going to get even with the teacher. Discussing how they can get the post taken down. Discussing who should be the one to confront the teacher about the post.

How many will take action on that lecture the next day in class with their students? One way for everyone vs.

How We Dumped the Culture of Compliance and Encourage Real Learning. In a true culture of learning, titles go away. This is not just a politically correct phrase. They used the R word. How We Dumped the Culture of Compliance and Encourage Real Learning.

Reflections on Life as a Middle School Principal. July 3, 2015 1 Comment. I checked my step counter, and I walked an average of 12,000 steps every day, and I only got lost in the enormity of the Penn Convention Center once. Needless to say, my calves would like a vacation. How? These are my people! And his teachers as they talked about 10 years of educ.

Meaning, Passion, and Purpose. 8220;The man who swims against the stream knows the strength of it. On the other hand,. At the same time, I am gaining much satisfaction from the process.

Essential Reflections of a Middle School Principal. Monday, January 9, 2017. Jay Posick, Principal of Merton Intermediate School in Wisconsin, and. Dennis Schug, Principal of Hampton Bays Middle School in New York are fortunate to. On a personal note, thank you Coach Posick, for your friendship and for being a role model in middle level leadership. How did each of us come to be coaches? Why is coaching important to us? In the classroom, I felt surrounded by these moments, surging pockets of success.

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