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Google Apps, Extensions, Add-ons, and Tricks

10/30/2016

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Register for the 3rd Annual Tomorrow's Classrooms Today Conference being held at Rider University on Saturday, May 20. Over 40 innovative presentations and a keynote address by Angela Watson.  

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9 School Leader Interview Questions

10/16/2016

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Steve Santilli reached out to a few of his PLN family members on Twitter and asked for some interview questions for a leadership position in his school. Here are some that I thought were important to ask...
We are a Google Apps for Education District. Explain what this means and how students and teachers can thrive in this sort of environment?

When you observe a lesson are you looking at how the teacher performs or how the students are making sense of their learning?

Tell me the difference between a class of students that are engaged and on task.

Here at our school status quo is not an option. How do you enhance your ability to lead and grow professionally on a daily basis in the physical and virtual world?

​How do connect with students? What initiatives have you been involved with over the years that would speak to this connection?

What is one initiative that you want to get off the ground running with this school year? What is your plan to make this happen?

Tell me what you know about our school and is it related to innovation and putting kids first?

An co-operating teacher comes to you in confidence and says that their partner is not following the curriculum. What are your next steps to address the issue?

​Tell me what you know about our state's HIB law. Give me the particulars as it relates to the investigation process. What are the potential outcomes?
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The Breakout Session I Almost Didn't Attend

10/9/2016

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Picture it, October 2011 at the NJPSA/FEA/NJASCD Annual Fall Conference in Monroe Township, NJ. A young administrator looks over the various options for an afternoon breakout session he would like to attend. He has it down to two options, one on your typical run of the mill topics and one on a unique look at social media and branding. The young administrator decides on the typical run of the mill session. About 10 minutes before the session starts he changes his mind for whatever reason and decides to attend the social media and branding session. This decision would be life altering for this young administrator and set him on course to do some unbelievable things in the years to come.

The presenter of the session was Eric Sheninger, who at the time was Principal at New Milford High School in New Milford, NJ. He spoke passionately about the power of social media and technology in the school setting. In particular how important it was for educators to tell their stories using tools like Twitter and expanding your PLN. I immediately took to the message that he was conveying and inspired to run back to school and start tweeting, blogging, and innovating.

Fast forward five years to the present and I am amazed at the progress I have made as an educator. The connections I have made within my PLN have been incredible. The ideas and resources I have consumed and shared have improved my practice and impacted countless students and colleagues.

As the 2016 NJPSA/FEA/NJASCD Fall Conference approaches I ask that you really take the time to figure out what sessions you would like to attend and why. And if you change your mind at the last second it's perfectly fine. The reason being is that you never know who is going to inspire you to do bigger and better things. Know, that as a presenter or attendee at any educational event, you have the opportunity to motivate or be motivated.
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8 Steps to Building a Digital CurriculumĀ 

10/1/2016

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I recently wrote a digital playbook for Think Through Math on building a digital curriculum. You can access it by clicking on the pdf file below. Enjoy!
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