@dogfather I’m right there with you, Matt. My Cruz was my perfect companion and I miss him every day. But now I have Spencer who is my “best boy”and just what I need.
i know there’s bad in the world. and it would be silly. to pretend it isn’t there. but for now here’s my leash. and a few licks on your hand. to convince you that one day. we will be alright
You can have allegiance to your beliefs & you can have allegiance to evidence, but when these two are not in alignment, you will have to prioritize one over the other. If you prioritize evidence over dogma, you'll be more effective & a better steward of resources.
I highly recommend this article. If you believe in teachers receiving coaching, then why not also provide principals coaches? Is Leadership Coaching the Ignored Professional Development? https://t.co/6E3SeeXwg5 via @educationweek
Are you looking to shape school culture for the better? Consider a student-driven process of school-improvement planning. In our latest blog, @principalteske shares how Canyon Ridge High School used student voice in their school improvement efforts: https://t.co/n6TdxYQoqK.
NEW DATA now available from the 2015-16 National #Postsecondary Student Aid Study (#NPSAS)! The latest blog from @EdNCES has information on how to access the data: https://t.co/tLbkK3ZUaD
The best schools don't focus all their energy on intervention programs; instead, they focus on strong tier 1 instruction to limit the need of intervention programs. #edchat#education
In 1977 Maynard Reynolds cautioned school psychologists to "stop making a prediction about the lives of children and start making a difference in them." Does his caution still apply today? @nasponline@MOSchoolPsych