Ed Administrators2.0

A place where Educational Administrators can come together

Ed Administrators2.0 brings educational leaders together to share stories, videos and ideas about leading, learning and technology.

Members

  • Mike Maloy
  • Caroline O'Bannon
  • Mike
  • vicki
  • RZONZ
  • BJ
  • Jeff Wendorf
  • Jim Evers
  • Rowena A. Manlapaz
  • sonya
  • Erich Tusch
  • Michael Gregory
  • atg
  • indigo196
  • Jason Pilkington
  • Kelly Christopherson
  • Miguel Guhlin
  • Todd
  • Shari Martin
  • David Quinn

Latest Activity

BJ and Jen Thomas are now friends
November 9
Jason Pilkington is now a member of Ed Administrators2.0
October 15
Yes, change is both a constant and it is natural. And yes, we should always be ready for changes, though we should also always evaluate all changes carefully rather than allowing them to be imposed or blindly accepted. Some neuroscientists are cal...
September 12
vicki and Kelly Christopherson are now friends
September 10
Kelly: I would really rather see Computer Science be an 'elective' course that could fulfill a 'core' slot... like take the place of Calculus in math or Physics in science at the high school level. At the elementary level I think things could be ...
September 3
Kelly Christopherson added 2 discussions
September 2
I agree that we need to include Computer Science as a subject elective for students AND we need to do a better job at computer usage. I think that computer usage could be something that is taught cross-curricular but students need to know how to u...
September 2
Good day! I am Rowena A. Manlapaz from Pitogo High School, Philippines. Currently handling third year level in a public school with teaching assignment in Values Education. At first, I need to face and struggle the shift that had had happened to m...
August 28

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This link is to a clearing house of online books that may be of some use to students who need some extra help. It's free.
Here's a link to the adminplc wiki where there is information on Walk-Throughs and Action Research

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Ed Administrators2.0

We're all about better education and better schools for our students. Let's share and help each other bring this to fruition.

Forum

Mark Cruthers

Twitter and Teachers : A Mini Workshop

Started by Mark Cruthers Sep 17.

Kelly Christopherson

What's your passion? 1 Reply

Started by Kelly Christopherson. Last reply by Jim Evers Sep 12.

indigo196

Computer science core or not? 7 Replies

Started by indigo196. Last reply by indigo196 Sep 4.

Kelly Christopherson

What would you like to see here?

Started by Kelly Christopherson Sep 3.

Kelly Christopherson

Who are you? 16 Replies

Started by Kelly Christopherson. Last reply by Rowena A. Manlapaz Aug 28.

dcowart

If you had $1000 to spend on technology...

Started by dcowart Jul 9.

Jim Evers

Making Schools Work for Everybody 4 Replies

Started by Jim Evers. Last reply by Jim Evers May 1.

Greg Gorman

Core Knowledge

Started by Greg Gorman Apr 30.

Glenn Moses

Hiring Advice 4 Replies

Started by Glenn Moses. Last reply by dcowart Mar 1.

David Truss

Share your Gr8Tweets for the month of March

Started by David Truss Feb 26.

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I believe that we need to use the technologies at our disposal in order to build relationships and share ideas as administrators. Globally, much of what is happening in your school is happening at many others and we don't need to islands in the storm. Together we can help one another build our knowledge and develop as learners and leaders. The following links are places to start you journey: go2web20.net
This is a great site for new, cutting-edge online tools. Check it out!

Leadertalk - blog of international educational leaders

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Blog Posts

vicki

When Computers Leave Classrooms, So Does Boredom by Jeffrey R. Young (Something to Think About)

http://chronicle.com/free/v55/i42/42a00103.htm

From the issue dated July 24, 2009
COLLEGE 2.0
When Computers Leave Classrooms, So Does Boredom

By JEFFREY R. YOUNG

College leaders usually brag about their tech-filled "smart" classrooms, but a dean at Southern Methodist University is proudly removing computers from lecture halls. José A. Bowen, dean of the Meadows School of the Arts, has challenged his colleagues to "teach naked" — by which he means, sans machines.

More than anything else, Mr.… Continue

Posted by vicki on July 20, 2009 at 6:08am — 4 Comments

dcowart

Cooperation vs. Collaboration

This is reposted from my blog: http://principalcowart.blogspot.com

Cooperation: is the process of working or acting together, which can be accomplished by both intentional and non-intentional agents. In its simplest form it involves things working in harmony, side by side, while in its more complicated forms, it can involve something as complex as the inner workings of a human being or even the social patterns of a nation. It is the alternative to working separately in competition.

CContinue

Posted by dcowart on July 9, 2009 at 7:55am — 1 Comment

Nicole Newton

The importance of school culture, climate, and morale paper

I have a paper due Tuesday on the importance of school culture, climate, and morale. I feel strongly that morale is the root of culture and climate. My schools morale completely changed when a new administrator was hired. My first six years of teaching were consumed with positive school morale and in one swift change the schools postive morale was picked apart by new administration until none was left. I feel though that in my classroom, as the leader, I had to keep up my morale to be successful… Continue

Posted by Nicole Newton on June 14, 2009 at 10:57am — 4 Comments

 
 

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