Thirty Years Well Spent, The Kenny Bell Story
In 1992, a young teacher walked onto the Dessie Scott campus in Pine Ridge and started what would become one of the most quietly influential
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Sharing Eric Bowling’s Capstone/Leadership Design Challenge:
ALL Fellows-After reviewing the commonalities and gathering feedback from all the districts that piloted the Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) Program, Harlan County Schools’ ARI-affiliated District leadership collaborated and further acknowledged the importance of promoting p…Read More
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I have been contacting neighboring districts to see how they “share” information within their districts from the teacher leaders and am getting some great ideas. If you have creative ways that teachers share professional learning, please let me know.
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Really good article about how to push past the improvement plateau….has implications for SHARED leadership. And the strategies are very appropriate for small, rural schools.
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Attaching Rural Educators Toolkit…might be relevant research and information as we move forward with Mike Rutherford.
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Elise Legaspie shares her 3rd grade classroom in a video on Classroom Cribs.com…it is fun to look the transformation of the classrooms featured here.
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If you hear any great ideas to share, please post them here!