EdCircuit StaffEducation administrators manage the running and functioning of schools and school districts. They may hire and supervise teachers and fellow administrators, create and manage budgets, direct educational programming, design curriculum, and oversee recordkeeping.
Educational Administrators
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The Importance of Safety Training in Educational Institutions
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EdCircuit Staff
3 minutes readThe lack of proper safety measures and training has led to many accidents in schools, causing serious injuries and resulting in expensive legal cases.
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Key Questions for District Leaders When Considering the Use of Artificial Intelligence
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Pete Weir
5 minutes readPete Weir discusses six important factors each school leader should ask before adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) resources in the classroom.
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A PROVEN PANDEMIC RECOVERY SOLUTION: INVESTING IN TEACHERS
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Michael Q. Roth
3 minutes readMichael Q. Roth, Ed.D, Deputy Superintendent of the Allentown School District, discusses the three most critical issues affecting schools in the post-pandemic.
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Lab Safety Requirements and School Administrators
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Science Safety & 
Dr. Kenneth Roy
5 minutes readLab Safety in schools is a real concern from a risk management perspective, and this article explores scenarios from actual science departments to illustrate.
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Can School Leaders Accurately Define 21st Century Needs?
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EdCircuit Staff
7 minutes readDr. Idit Harel, CEO and Founder of Globaloria, is an Israeli American entrepreneur with extensive experience in the trenches of education innovation and thought leadership. Since her days at the MIT Media Lab, and then MaMaMedia, Harel has been a pioneer in integrating computer programming in learning environments that advance students knowledge and application for …
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Superintendents: Josh Starr Talks Superintendent Challenges
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Mind Rocket Media Group
0 minutes readJosh Starr, former Superintendent of Montgomery County Schools, Maryland, discusses life in educational leadership. Starr opens up in his first interview since resigning his post. He talks about the community of superintendents and the demands of the position. Starr also recaps his tenure in office and the environment his successor will be inheriting.
