Congratulations to these outstanding TCPS #LearningLeaders! https://lnkd.in/eKaQb_Up
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Special education professionals bear incredible responsibility for the success of students with unique needs. Discover how Creatively Focused is changing the narrative in special education and nurturing the well-being of educators by supporting them on their professional development journey. https://bit.ly/47JzbGZ #education #specialeducation #teachersupport #edtech #solutions #teacherwellbeing
Supporting Special Educators by Prioritizing Their Professional Growth and Well-Being - Creatively Focused
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Great insights to consider from PJ Caposey for meeting all students' needs. "If your current [RtI/MTSS] system is merely helping students maintain their current pace without making significant strides, it’s time to reassess the intensity and effectiveness of your interventions." It's not about the structures that have been created. It's about the implementation of the plan. #RtI #MTSS
Award-winning teacher, principal, and superintendent; best-selling author; and sought after Keynote Speaker and consultant.
A terribly kept secret in schools is that we know we are doing RtI/MTSS, at best, not well. But - we are not doing enough to change that. Here are my thoughts - https://lnkd.in/g3P9kF9T
Five Essential Considerations for Administrators to Strengthen Their Intervention Systems - K12 Digest
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Learn more about the House version of the bipartisan Empower Charter School Educators to Lead Act.
Rep. Letlow (LA-05), Rep. Jill Tokuda (HI-02), Rep. John James (MI-10), and Rep. Juan Ciscomani (AZ-06) Introduce the Empower Charter School Educators to Lead Act - National Alliance for Public Charter Schools
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We want schools to embody more human-centered forms of teaching and learning, says Allison Rodman, “but unless we’re tending to the social-emotional needs of the adults in our system, we’re not serving them well.” https://lnkd.in/gkUy5Ch3 ASCD #educationalleadership
How to Make School Professional Cultures More Human-Centered
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The State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) is investing in opportunities for students to access high-quality counselors. The SBEC has adopted an amendment to 19 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) §239.20 regarding school counselor certification. As of January 2024, becoming a school counselor is more accessible than ever. Prospective counselors no longer need two years of classroom teaching experience to get certified. This has many positive implications: ➡ Broadening Talent Pool: A wider range of highly qualified candidates can now pursue school counseling roles. ➡ Faster Certification: Aspiring school counselors can achieve certification more quickly, allowing them to enter the workforce and address student needs sooner. ➡ Focus on Relevant Skills: The amendment emphasizes the importance of counseling-specific training and qualifications, ensuring that school counselors are equipped with the specialized skills necessary to support students effectively. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gY9rDEnM #SchoolCounselor #FutureOfEducation Image description: 19 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) §239.20. Increasing access to qualified school counselors.
Adopted Amendment to 19 TAC §239.20
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Discover the importance of relationships in education from a paraprofessional's view. It's not just about teaching - it's building connections. #parentengagement #edleaders #k12 #Education #RelationshipFirst #edtech 🍎🎓 https://ow.ly/cE3650QlpAY
As a Paraprofessional Working in the Classroom, I’ve Learned That Relationships Come First - EdSurge News
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⭐ A changing definition of "highly qualified"? 👩🏫 I'm resurfacing a fascinating article from over a month ago by Chad Aldeman. The headline - "Emergency-Hired Teachers Do Just as Well as Those Who Go Through Normal Training" https://lnkd.in/dQx3kuD9 Say what!?! The (often) 4+ years in a classroom to earn a teaching credential has zero impact on student learning? I really hope we see some more experimentation in New Jersey Department of Education, Massachusetts Department of Education, and other states on this topic. We need to break down more barriers to get passionate and talented adults in classrooms, not reconstruct old blockers. So does this mean all traditional Bachelors or Masters teacher cert programs should be closed? Instead, maybe we massively scale up Teach For America and TNTP with evolved credentialing? How about states investing in Reach University to get promising and trusted adults in front of kids teaching! While this article is specific to teaching, I do think there is a broader lesson in here about applied and experiential learning. Did you learn more in your first year on the job than in 4 years in a classroom? #appliedlearning #teacherdevelopment #workforce
Emergency-Hired Teachers Do Just as Well as Those Who Go Through Normal Training
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ICYMI, here’s a great article from two women we admire about a behind-the-scenes but crucial part of the #K12 #education infrastructure. In the alphabet soup of academic acronyms, RESAs—or regional educations service agencies—can be easy to overlook because they often operate in the background. In this article for K-12 Dive, Kathryn Lash, Ed.D., of Indiana and Dr. Leigh Ann Putman of Georgia explain what they are, what they do, and how they can benefit superintendents and other school leaders beyond functions like providing professional development and negotiating contracts. https://lnkd.in/eCt94kHV RESAs have become trusted resources because they help: 1️⃣ Build trust and make connections 2️⃣ Seize opportunities to provide support 3️⃣ Support state departments of education 4️⃣ Excel at fostering relationships #thoughtleadership #learning #serviceagency #innovation Institute for Education Innovation
How innovation and strong teams turn RESAs into go-to resources for educators
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Report of CO Safer Schools Initiative (CSSI) offers actions that can be taken by state and local officials. Informed by the largest state coalition on school safety, topics addressed in report include: * Use of Trauma Informed Practices (TIPs) in school safety incidents and drills; * Importance of TIPs in work of School Resource Officers (SROs); *Advantages of Co-Responder Models for school incidents or disturbances; * Value of school partnerships with their local communities; * Importance of student voice in school safety and other system change discussions. Confluence Policy & Strategy Group is honored to convene CSSI in partnership with PEBC- Public Education & Business Coalition. Our combined team is grateful for the generous contribution of expertise and time by the 250+ stakeholders who have been participating. We look forward to continuing the discussions on many additional topics that play a role in school safety and to supporting local partners taking action on the ideas developed. #edpolicy #schoolsafety #schoolviolence #educatorsafety https://bit.ly/3KaIPIB
PEBC & Confluence PSG Release School Safety Report
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Lessons learned for Communication on Change..... *Currently The Department of Education are just randomly pushing stuff out there without consultation with all the impacted stakeholders. *They'd save themselves so much hassle by adapting their communication and approach to Change. *Change that is to everyone's benefit introduced with input from all stakeholders from the start will of course be welcome and come to pass with the right planning and supports in place. *The As-is approach is massively impacting everyone, creating complete unnecessary stress, waste of people time and public funds, which could be better used! *Get all the right people around the table to agree it before you just throw it out there like this. 🤷♀️ From the start - Think Benefits Realisation.... *What will this Change deliver? *Who will benefit and who will need to participate in making it happen? *They are the persons you need buy-in from before you just go ahead and do it. *If they are stakeholders they need to be on your project team in workshops and you need to consider their time with respect as part of your planning to ensure success. https://lnkd.in/ewk9ZiVS
Plan to oblige teachers to assess disabled children’s needs will ‘overwhelm’ schools
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