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A Path Principal Director of Digital Learning

In this episode, Dr. Matthew X. Joseph discusses his insights on how Information Technology can best support teaching and learning.
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Dr. Matthew X. Joseph, the Director of Curriculum and Instruction at Leicester Public Schools in Massachusetts, Joseph possesses a wide array of educational leadership experience, and his insights on how IT can best support teaching and learning have been recognized nationally.

Joseph talks about his interesting path from teacher, principal and instructional leader to becoming a director of digital learning. 

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    Dr. Matthew X. Joseph has been a school and district leader in many capacities in public education over his 25 years in the field. Experiences such as the Director of Digital Learning and Innovation, elementary school principal, classroom teacher, and district professional development specialist have provided This experience has led to nationally publishing articles and opportunities to speak at multiple state and national events. He is the author of Power of Us: Creating Collaborative Schools and co-author of Modern Mentoring, Reimagining Teacher Mentorship.

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