During the pandemic, educators, students, and families have used Social Emotional Learning strategies and skills to transform their relationships.
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Bringing Agility Into Our Classrooms
8 minutes readWhen the students begin using Agility, teacher energy increases and teachers get to enjoy teaching, building relationships, and having genuine conversations.
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Unleashing Your Leadership: Creativity and Empathy
by Gary Waddell4 minutes readCreativity is an essential tool for leadership. No longer the sole purview of the artist, It turns out that creativity is a powerful tool for leaders.
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Agile classroom activities are self-paced and scaffolded to develop mastery of knowledge. Therefore, student teams decide what gets done, when, and where.
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Preparing Next-Generation Teachers via Competency-Based Education
4 minutes readCompetency-based education can elevate teaching colleges and others involved in educator preparation to meet the unique needs of aspiring K12 teachers.
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A Successful Career Development Program in Action
by Chaz Austin & Mary Cannon6 minutes readMy Doctoral Dissertation was Integrating a Career Development Course Program into a College Curriculum. And Mary Cannon, SUNY Geneseo, did that.
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Agile in the Civics Classroom
6 minutes readAgile in the Civics Classroom provides a way for people to collaborate on diverse teams, share information, adapt to new challenges, and problem-solve.
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A provisional teaching license can be a valuable tool for schools. They can help schools hire qualified teachers and help schools save money.
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How SEL Empowers Positive Learning
by Kathy Dyer6 minutes readFor SEL to stick, educators need to create an environment of structure and consistency; allowing students to learn and see that effort creates success.