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Jeff Phillips posted
[bpfb_link url=’http://wfpl.org/kentucky-students-say-superintendent-selections/’ title=’Should Kentucky Students Have a Say in Superintendent Selections?’ image=’http://wfpl.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/school-test.jpg’]A group of Kentucky students has convinced a lawmaker to file a bill that would add an elected peer to a school district’s s…Read More
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Kelli Thompson posted
Please find below correspondence that I received and wanted to share. Feel free to share this with anyone on your contact list.
We just finalized things this morning, but I wanted to give you a heads up, especially to send to your elementary school, middle school and family resource centers. This is a FREE event and looks to be an outstanding…Read More
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Kelli Thompson posted
Here is a shout out to the Community Problem Solving projects that are going on in the KVEC region. I have had the opportunity to visit three schools thus far and the projects are amazing.
Jenkins Middle School has taken on a revitalization project along a railroad track in Jenkins.
Southside has been engaged in a river clean up project where…Read More -
Jeff Phillips posted
Listen to Dr. Dorie Combs, professor in the School of Clinical Educator Preparation at Eastern Kentucky University, share her perspective on preparing future educators for understanding and teaching to the Common Core. (Could not get the preview to upload so you will have to copy the link and paste into your browser. This is from the LFA…Read More
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Thanks for sharing Jeff. Good stuff.
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Jeff Phillips posted
[bpfb_link url=’http://www.learningfirst.org/building-smart-country-teacher-preparation-singapore’ title=’Building a Smart Country: Teacher Preparation in Singapore | LFA: Join The Conversation – Public School Insights’ image=’http://www.learningfirst.org/sites/default/files/assets/SingaporeWEB.jpg’]…about what is working in our public…Read More
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Interesting read. Reflecting on teacher prep programs in our country.
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These kids do make a good point. We talk about student voice a lot nowadays. I think we are beginning to hear it more and more.