How have you adapted your science or mathematics instruction to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic?
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A6. Refer to the table that includes organizations in the different content areas and the practitioner journals published by those organizations for a good list of resources. These are also good resources to share with the teachers on your campus. #satchat
A5. We found that leaders were able to identify gaps in their LCK; but, they did not typically address those gaps in their learning plans. No one can do everything at once. The LCK challenge is a way to purposefully address these gaps over time. #satchat
When in an area of mismatch, some leaders broker both human and material resources. However, leaders still need a modicum of LCK to effectively broker. For example, how can a leader judge whether a mentor teacher is modeling effective practices? #satchat
Leaders cannot be expected to learn everything across all of the content areas. Instead, the idea with developing Leadership Content Knowledge (LCK) is to focus on the big pedagogical ideas in a particular content area. #satchat
A4. For the LCK challenge, activities over the year include joining an organization, reading a practitioner journal, reading two books, and attending a conference all in the identified focus area. See the graphic that summarizes this activity. #satchat
A4. We propose the Leadership Content Knowledge (LCK) Challenge. For the LCK Challenge, leaders identify a focus content area (e.g., math, ELA, etc.) and over the period of one year build their knowledge in this area. #satchat
A4. In our research, some leaders identified gaps in their knowledge, but relied on the idea that βgood teaching is good teaching.β We believe that leaders can address their identified gaps in a feasible and accessible manner. #satchat