Taking a deeper look at student data
Edutopia
To all his teachers, Jacob* seemed to be doing OK in school. That changed when we took a deeper look, pulling together all of his data to reveal an unseen issue. https://t.co/n24dnvfrQK
National Assessment Governing Board to restore previously cut NAEP exams K-12 Dive
The National Assessment Governing Board is restoring part of its original schedule for the National Assessment of Educational Progress. https://t.co/UEjSdOkM6Y
An immersive approach to getting feedback as a school leader Edutopia
School administrators are often expected to perform at superhuman levels. To be a great administrator, however, requires good, ongoing, and actionable feedback on performance.https://t.co/VNWaIE69O6
Practical and paced: How principals like their PD served up
Education Week
Even as the role has expanded, many principals say their skills haven't kept up with the evolving demands of their jobs. https://t.co/mpptWeVS4b
Feds issue a slimmed-down data release on US schools
Education Week
Read about the top findings in a significantly pared-down annual compendium of education data released by the U.S. Department of Education this week. https://t.co/8S4hBJJNnM
Elevating the classroom: A blueprint for strategic AI integration and student empowerment
Tech & Learning
The transition from traditional instruction to AI-enhanced learning is often met with a mix of excitement and trepidation. https://t.co/9AfUOL9JGv
Recess is crucial for education outcomes: It's time for U.S. policy to catch up
Brookings Institution
Despite these advantages, recess became collateral damage alongside the arts and social studies after "No Child Left Behind"https://t.co/x5ONY1TlBJ
Students are using AI to plan their futures. Are districts ready?
District Administration
There's a widening gap between educator confidence in college and career readiness programs and the real-world preparation students receive after high school. https://t.co/kMrZt3T08x
Supporting students facing instability or trauma
Edutopia
Schools may not be designed for the realities faced by students experiencing academic disengagement, family instability, or trauma. Educators who work with these students understand this. https://t.co/LHbgYgpRfR
The 6 levers to build trust at scale
Startup Daily
Turst can be harder to sustain but more critical to success. Leadership coach Dane Hudson explains why CEOs often stumble as teams grow larger. https://t.co/DURpnCdXxB
Negative energy can sink a high-performing team. 🚫
Leadership means knowing when to step in and steer the culture back on course. https://t.co/atLvMc3cQy
Here’s your 3-step guide to dealing with team negativity:
Provide feedback
Reinforce positive identity
Check in consistently
It’s time to row in the same direction.
Tag a leader who handles tough conversations with courage and care.
#LeadershipTips #TeamCulture #NegativityAtWork #MaxwellLeadership #GrowYourPeople
This might be the book I’ve recommended more than any other.
It’s called Influence by Robert Cialdini.
And it’s a masterclass in how persuasion actually works.
Here are the 6 core principles and why they matter:
The first day of school isn’t just about fresh pencils and new shoes—it’s a lifeline for some students. For the child who’s endured a traumatic summer, who just moved from another town, state, or even country, or who hasn’t had enough food, structure, or love—your presence matters more than you know. Educators, your smile, your calm, your consistency, your kindness… they might be the safest part of a child’s world today. Never underestimate the power you have to be the difference. Thank you for everything you do!
#maslowbeforebloom
From the newly released book “Maslow Before Bloom… Then Gardner, Jung & Goleman”: https://t.co/J8fy1MlvYs
Want to spark deeper thinking in your classroom? Try the Three Whys Routine from Project Zero! It's a simple yet powerful way to help students explore multiple perspectives on any topic.
https://t.co/8pjnWANR88