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From computer programming to active listening, these 10 skills meet the needs of the jobs that are hiring the most in 2013. Brush up your resume and be sure to highlight them in your next interview. Via Ana Cristina Pratas 
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Although it has a business slant, there are many great links to school leadership. Here are but a few: ... We're sifting the noise for the questions and insights that have the power to change all of our lives, for decades to come.
Jennie Snyder, Ed.D.'s insight:
I really like the idea of educational leaders as curators: "What if school leaders acted as curators and cut out initiatives, technologies, and programs that were simply add-ons and not essential to the mosaic?"
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Although not a book about school organisations as such, the book speaks directly to schools, and leaders at all levels of schools and education; and teachers, looking to make those habitual positive changes with their classes ...
Jennie Snyder, Ed.D.'s insight:
Great book on change. Essential reading for ed leaders.
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As part of my district's plan to realign our curriculum with the Common Core State Standards (which we are calling the C4 Project, for Cheltenham Commo... Via Kevreadenn
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December 22, 2012 8:41 PM
Think: a warm up article, blog post, or video to set the stage for a faculty discussion Share: two activities principals can use with staff members during the month in faculty or team meetings Test Drive: A key instructional practice that teachers can try out in their classrooms without expectations Explore: Links to other resources with more information for those who want to dig deeper
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DRIVING QUESTION: Does Project Based Learning Teach Critical Thinking?
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Gust MEES's curator insight,
January 17, 2013 8:41 PM
In the word ICT is the letter "C" which means "Communication" and as such it is THE most important letter, SO, learning about "Communication" is a MUST ;)
Denise Lombardo's curator insight,
January 19, 2013 6:23 PM
Great reminder about the importance of balancing all three elements as a good leader...
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Over the past 20 years, I have studied and worked with educators who have aspired to be change leaders in a wide variety of schools in the US and elsewhere. (RT @GMontgomery10: What Does It Mean to Be a “Change Leader” in Education?
Jennie Snyder, Ed.D.'s insight:
This piece written by Tony Wagner outlines the capacities need to lead change. Highly recommended!
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Social media isn’t free—it requires your precious time. These tools aim to give you back some of those minutes and hours, and help you increase your marketing and PR efforts. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
Jennie Snyder, Ed.D.'s insight:
Great resources!
Mary Dantes's comment,
January 18, 2013 6:52 PM
I'm following you, Chintan Jain. Follow me too. Thanks.
designbynewton's curator insight,
January 20, 2013 11:44 PM
You can add the One-Touch social media program at www.designbynewton.com
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Are you are looking for a writing app for the iPad? Here are 52 of them for you to choose from. Via Lee Webster
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by Jim Bellanca Driving Question: How can school leaders transform their districts into 21st Century deep learning places? Kay, Ken and Greenhill, Valerie.
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The popular visual bookmarking site hosts a number of educators who share resources on the Common Core State Standards. Via mcbride_edutech
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===> Learning a technology is the easy part. Having the mindset to apply it, having the mindset and logic to process it, being thorough and detail-oriented while doing so, these are the critical skills.” <===
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- https://gustmees.wordpress.com/2013/06/13/stop-theoretical-testing-and-test-for-future-skilled-and-educated-workers/