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InnovateED partners with school districts to create coherent systems of continuous improvement | Chief Impact Officer | Global Education Influencer | Keynote | Mentor 1 Million Teachers | AI Innovator | Mathematician

📘 Post Inspired by "What Makes a Great Principal?" by Allyson Apsey and George Couros. Travel means time for reading! As I delve into this enlightening read, I’m struck by the nuanced discussion of building capacity versus accessing capacity in education. The insights from Allyson and has me rethinking how we empower our educators and utilize resources. 🛠 **Building Capacity** involves investing in our educational system’s long-term capabilities. This means training educators, enhancing processes, and bolstering infrastructure to support continuous improvement and innovation. 🔑 **Accessing Capacity** is about effectively using existing resources. It emphasizes leveraging what we already have—like community partnerships and external expertise—to enrich our educational practices right now. The combination of these two approaches is powerful. Building capacity sets the stage for future success, while accessing capacity helps us make immediate, impactful decisions. This balanced strategy is essential for driving sustainable educational excellence. 🌟 Let’s discuss how we can implement these ideas in our schools and districts. How do you see building and accessing capacity playing out in your educational environment? Share your thoughts and experiences! Your Friend, Danelle Almaraz InnovateEd #onthemove #EducationalLeadership #CapacityBuilding #ReadingInspires

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Allyson Apsey

Educational leader, author, national speaker

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