How to Become a School Superintendent
Do you want to be the “CEO” of your school district? If so, then your career in education may be heading toward becoming a superintendent. Superintendents have several responsibilities. Of utmost importance is the responsibility of providing equitable learning opportunities that help students achieve academically. Becoming a superintendent takes time, but the role is fulfilling […]
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Why NIAAA Certification Matters for Athletic Administrators
How can athletic directors prove they are proficient? Experience is crucial, but certification attests to the determination they have to be experts in their field. NIAAA Certification Levels The National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA) offers programs for middle and high school athletic administrators to achieve a variety of certifications. To earn certification, athletic administrators […]
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The Impact of School Leadership Engaging the Community
Schools are nurtured by the communities that surround them. Therefore, strong ties to the community can benefit schools in many ways. Effective school leaders understand the importance of the larger community on the education of their students. They know how to build partnerships with families and community members to create caring and supportive environments inside […]
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Why is Educational Leadership Important: The Impact of Principals and Administrators
Strong leadership in schools not only motivates students, but encourages teachers and staff to perform at their best levels. This article will review some of the essential qualities of effective school leaders. Guiding with Vision and Purpose Effective education leaders build structures according to the principles outlined by district and state policy aiming to positively […]
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Social Emotional Learning: The Skills That Matter Most for Academic Success
Students need a combination of skills to achieve academic success. Communicating effectively, practicing empathy, and making decisions responsibly are a few of the social and emotional skills associated with academic achievement. These skills are also part of the social-emotional learning (SEL) framework in education. SEL is designed to help students develop skills for how they […]
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Education Leaders on Teaching Climate Change
Educators are ready to talk about climate change in the classroom. The K-12 education system is answering the call to do more about teaching environmental issues. However, many education leaders say the challenge for them is a lack of clear understanding about the realities of climate change and how to fit the topic into coursework […]
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Education Leaders Improving Accessibility for Students of All Abilities
Students with learning difficulties and disabilities face significant obstacles in their pursuit of education. These obstacles can be overcome if they are provided the support they need to succeed. Knowing this, educators are facing their own challenges in making sure all students receive the quality education they deserve. According to the National Center for Education […]
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Education Leadership: The Pros and Cons of Co-Ed vs Single-Sex Education
The interactions between girls and boys at school influence how women and men relate as equals in the workplace. This is part of the reason why advocates for coeducation say it is a way to socialize young people so they are better prepared for their futures in the workforce and society. Coeducation and Curricula Coeducation […]
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Disciplinary Action as a Positive
Teachers and school leaders are reassessing student discipline. Many educators have found positive discipline to be more effective when dealing with student misbehavior in the classroom. They are addressing behavior issues in a way that can help students make better choices in the long run. They are doing so by setting clear expectations for conduct […]
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How Athletic Directors Support Student-Athlete Success
Student-athletes might feel like they are juggling two very different identities. The difficulties can come from having to fully invest in each role in order to achieve academic and athletic success. Student-athletes face considerable demands on their time and energy. Their lives are filled with studying, training, classwork, competition, and interacting with various individuals and […]
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