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Engaging Students as an Administrator

Importance of Student Engagement There are numerous ways that an administrator can engage students. Mostly, these will be overall positive interactions. There will be times

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How to Plan a STEAM Program in Your School

STEM learning is an emphasis on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. It is not simply throwing all of these subjects into the curriculum separately. STEM

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How to Provide Feedback to Staff

Providing feedback is an integral part of the evaluation of teachers and the supervision of a school. By providing clear communication while giving feedback, the

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School-Wide Communication to Parents

In our ever-changing fast paced world, adequate communication often finds itself lacking. Invariably when outcomes are diminished the reason can be traced back to a

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Ways Teachers can Engage Parents

Dr. Joyce L. Epstein, Director of both the Center on School, Family, and Community Partnerships and the National Network of Partnership Schools, as well as

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How to Approach Discipline in School

Effectively handling discipline in schools can be as much of an art as it is a science. School administrators and other school staff that have

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How to Retain a Highly Qualified Teacher

In today’s world of K-12 education, school boards and administrators are fighting through an array of challenges. Among them include finding and retaining highly qualified

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How Dyslexia Affects Classroom Learning

Dylexia, a learning disorder that affects a person’s ability to associate letters and sounds, causes reading, writing, speaking, and spelling to be very difficult. While

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