I am part of a team of professors facilitating the learning in an Ed.D. program for a group of sitting school administrators in a local school division. I am currently leading a module on decision-making and resource allocation within the realm of educational technology. This Saturday, I have a pretty unique opportunity (for me at [...]
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If you’ve ever taken a college or graduate level course, surely you’ve completed some kind of summative evaluation form at the end of the semester. At Hofstra University, where I worked for 5 years before this past academic year, we called them CTRs (Course and Teacher Ratings). They consisted of a bunch of Likert scale [...]
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Thanks to Will Richardson for alerting us to an op-ed piece in the Washington Post that’s disturbing to the core (IMHO). Clearly, there are details of the “technology initiative” (odd language, seems more like they just built a new school with cool stuff in it) that we’re not getting. But, I wonder, did, as the [...]
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Tags: coaching, curriculum, education, leadership, teaching, technology, technology planning
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