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An advanced degree in education can help you improve your skills as an educator and potentially make a more significant impact on your students’ lives, but it also can lead to a pay increase and help you move into a leadership position. The National Council on Teacher Quality found that 88% of large school districts offer additional pay to teachers with master’s degrees. Read more in our latest blog about the value of a master’s in education: https://bit.ly/3US3vfc. #FranklinUniversity #OnlineDegree #MastersofEducation #EducationPrograms #MastersDegree

#CampusWorksinAction: Frederick Moore, JD, President Emeritus of Buena Vista University and CampusWorks Executive Advisory Board Member, posts a new column on "The Courage to Go Where No Campus Has Gone Before." "Courage, though a necessary characteristic in leadership, is not sufficient without a team of experts who can advise the president in a collaborative manner and a communication strategy that ensures stakeholders know why a decision is being made," says President-Emeritus Moore. "Bold presidential action with these elements is the real formula for success." Read more: https://bit.ly/3yc8RJj #HigherEd #CollegePresidents #CourageousLeadership #CreateaHappyCampus

Leadership roles in schools go beyond merely holding authority and responsibility. Whether as a principal, head teacher, or part of the administrative team, individuals in these positions become the face of the school community. to know more read https://lnkd.in/g5NrzrbP #BrainfeedMagazine #Highereducationplus #leadershipdevelopment #organizationalleadershi

Leadership roles in schools go beyond merely holding authority and responsibility. Whether as a principal, head teacher, or part of the administrative team, individuals in these positions become the face of the school community. to know more read https://lnkd.in/g5NrzrbP #BrainfeedMagazine #Highereducationplus #leadershipdevelopment #organizationalleadershi

Meet the Westchester Education leadership team! Over the following weeks, we'll introduce each person individually. Follow Westchester Education to learn more! #LeadershipTeam #ContentCreation #UKCurriculum #IGCSE #InternationalBaccalaureate #NGSS #CommonCore 

School leaders, your impact starts with genuine student connections. Engaging with your student body isn't just good practice—it's essential for informed leadership and a vibrant school community. These strategies will help you stay attuned to student voices and experiences, enabling you to make decisions that truly benefit your school. Ready to transform your approach to student engagement? Explore the full Edutopia - George Lucas Educational Foundation article for in-depth guidance: https://lnkd.in/gauh7MGh #EducationalLeadership #StudentEngagement #SchoolAdministration

How did each of us get to this place in our leadership? By the grace of someone else. - Someone poured into us.  - Someone hired us when we weren’t fully qualified.  - Someone corrected our mistakes (vs. washing their hands of us). - Someone spent time teaching us. Our newest crop of future leaders is graduating high school and college. How can we support them? Step 1: Share your best advice to new grads in the comments below.  Step 2: I'll compile all that advice into a document and post it here. Step 3: Share our collaborative "fountain of advice” with your graduating future leaders! Selfishly, I’m looking forward to sharing the complete list of advice with our precious new Trinity Christian Academy grad, Cate, on our vision retreat before she heads off to Auburn University in the fall. #War #Eagle 🦅 Leave your best advice for new grads in the comments below!

This highlights the need for integrating technology in education to enhance 21st-century skills in diverse learners, emphasizing school leadership's role. #CT302KU file:///C:/Users/ammim/Downloads/Morgan&Spies_Integrating+Blended+Learning+in+Middle+School+ELA+Classrooms.pdf

From Classroom to Leadership: My Journey into Education Administration Discover how a reluctant student transformed into an effective school administrator. Join me as I share my experiences and insights, along with the challenges and rewards of pursuing a career in education leadership. #EducationAdministration #LeadershipJourney #EducationTransformation #TeacherToLeader #SchoolAdministrator #CareerInEducation #EducatorsOfYouTube #InsiderPerspective #EducationSuccess #PassionForLearning

#GradSchoolReflections After reading the first two chapters of 'Five Practices for Equity-Focused School Leadership', I was tasked with responding to the following reflection questions: "What has your experience been with equity-focused initiatives at your current or previous schools?" As I put my response together, I was able to step back and make the connection that I've been doing this work from the very beginning. I've always been acutely focused on the injustices that students face and deeply eager to play a part in addressing it. As a young educator, I grew frustrated when I couldn't change inequities swiftly. Now, I am understanding and appreciating 1) how the body of my work has built on top of itself in a very complementary way, 2) how TIME has worked in my favor and allowed me to grow more effective in my practice, and 3) how important it was for me to face limits, challenges, and frustrations in order for me to develop into the equity leader I am striving to be today. Expanding these reflections more broadly--I am encouraged and hopeful to believe that just as much as inequity in education has compounded throughout history, so can/will love and justice.