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10 resources you need to head back to school in 2024

by: brian seay on august 13th, 2024

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10 resources you need to head back to school in 2024

personalized learning  |  curriculum strategy & adoption  |  organizational leadership & change management  |  district leadership  |  superintendents

it’s the time of year that we start heading back into our schools and classrooms - some of us are already in school, and some of us are still counting down our last few precious days of summer vacation. setting the stage for a new school year is crucial, but it can also be a complex undertaking. so we decided to round up some resources to help you start the school year off right! whether you’re exploring personalized learning, building innovative and responsive leadership, implementing instruction and curriculum changes, or strengthening communication and collaboration we’ve got some incredible resources for you. 

 

  1. instructional frameworks are vital to school district success

instructional frameworks act as a north star, directing school districts toward a clear path to effective teaching and learning. this powerful tool can unite your district, enhance instruction, and pave the way for student success and community engagement.  explore how charleston county school district partnered with 瑞士vs喀麦隆亚盘赔率 to develop and implement an instructional framework that addressed learning loss, elevated student experiences, ensured consistency across classrooms, and aligned school initiatives.  

 

  1.  how to effectively manage large-scale change in school districts

educators often find themselves adapting to new standards, implementing new initiatives, or integrating innovative technology which can feel like steering a ship through stormy seas. we’re here to help you navigate resistance, invest time wisely, create buy-in, and minimize downsides to successfully embrace changes in your district.

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  1. how to best evaluate and monitor the success of your district and school strategy

success isn't just about achieving final goals; it's about measuring progress and making necessary adjustments along the way. join our upcoming virtual learning session, where we will discuss the importance of interim monitoring, making timely pivots, and learning from ongoing feedback to ensure your district’s strategic initiatives are effective.

 

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  1. the ultimate personalized learning guide

whether personalized learning is an entirely new concept to you or you’ve already heard of it but need guidance using it in your classrooms, this comprehensive guide walks you through everything you need to know about personalized learning and how to implement it successfully. looking for a quick overview of personalized learning? watch the video below.

 

  1. examples of personalized learning in the classroom

if you’re already familiar with the core four of personalized learning but are still unsure of how exactly to use these practices in your classroom, check out these videos where teachers provide examples of how they use the personalized learning frameworks with their students.

 

  1. six ways instructional leaders can support curriculum implementation

do you find yourself wishing there were more hours in the day so you can support the needs of your teachers and still have time for a break? instructional leaders often face the challenge of balancing numerous responsibilities while implementing new curricula across several different areas of content. learn six tips for adopting a new curriculum without adding more hours to your day.

 

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  1. strategic planning with students, for students

student involvement in school strategic planning isn't just beneficial—it's essential for creating truly student-centered improvements. wayne central school district's experience shows how student participation not only enriches the planning process but also fosters personal growth and reveals the deep care educators have for their students.

 

  1. navigating and building your leadership team: a guide for new superintendents

are you a new superintendent? as you transition into this pivotal role, it’s essential to recognize that your success depends not only on your capabilities, but also on the strength of your leadership team. learn how to navigate your first months in this new role, build trust with your team, and create a culture of continuous improvement that will elevate your entire district.

 

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  1. unlocking literacy for all: how clear creek isd planned and executed instructional change

according to the national assessment of educational progress, more than 60 percent of american fourth graders are not proficient readers. to combat these statistics many schools are incorporating the science of reading reading research into their literacy instruction. this blog discusses clear creek isd's innovative approach to improving literacy instruction demonstrates the power of collaboration, research-based strategies, and a clear vision for change. their story of creating an exemplary literacy framework in just six months offers hope and practical insights for educators everywhere.

 

  1. prioritizing teachers' growth and passions: creating a sustainable and engaged teaching team

in the bustling world of education, where every moment is devoted to nurturing students' growth, it's crucial to remember that teachers, too, need nourishment for their passion. explore how schools are reimagining teacher professional development to blend structured learning with self-directed exploration, reignite teachers' love for their craft, and cultivate a lifelong learning environment.

 

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we hope you find these resources useful, and we’re excited to see what you all will accomplish in the 2024 -2025 school year. we continue to be inspired by your creativity, innovation, and dedication – which has sparked the creation of many of the resources shared above. keep sharing those wonderful ideas and your school and classroom wins. have a great year!

 

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