Showing posts with label school culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school culture. Show all posts

Thursday, April 4, 2013

Bryan Jesse

Bryan Jesse

Bryan Jesse, USA, Secondary, Education

Bryan is an Assistant Principal at Arapahoe High School in the Littleton Public School District. He has been an Administrator for 3 years. Prior to being a School Administrator, he was a School Counselor. Bryan is also an Adjunct Faculty member at the University of Phoenix.

The Digital Administrator - currently offline
Every day, we ask our teachers to reflect on their practices. This blog gives me the opportunity to reflect on my own practices. I also hope to provide thoughts on technology, leadership and school culture.

Theme: education, technology, leadership, best practices, school culture

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Bill Storm


Bill Storm

Bill Storm, USA, K-12, Instructional Technology

I'm currently an instructional technology coordinator for Davis, CA public schools, and previously taught science grades 5 through university-level.

Bill Storm on Ed Tech
Occasional writings on educational technology topics, especially in regard to project-based learning, pedagogy, school culture, and tech policy.

Theme: project-based learning, PBL, school culture, technology

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Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Peter Gow

Peter Gow

Peter Gow, USA, Primary, Secondary, Professional Development, Professional Education

35 years teaching and administration in independent schools, interested in
curriculum, professional development, social justice education, school
culture.

Not Your Father's School - currently offline
Working toward answers to these questions: What is a "21st-century education"? How should a modern independent school be managed and led? What's a teacher supposed to do in a world where the ground keeps constantly shifting?

How can a single educator piece together a coherent vision of "school today": management, leadership, curriculum, teaching, tools? What's certain is that the schools we're striving to create today are not your father's (or your mother's) school.


Admirable Faculties - old blog
Issues related to recruiting, hiring, training, and retaining teachers inindependent schools.

The New Progressivism - old blog
Aspects of Progressive Education as it evolves in the 21st century

Themes: teachers, teaching, professional development, teacher recruitment, teacher training, school culture, teacher induction, teacher mentoring, education, 21st century, progressive education, curriculum, social justice education, assessment, independent schools