Written by Dr. Ann Kox, Preschool and Elementary Principal AIS Valencia All schools want to improve – so why don’t they? There is widely-accepted research and thought leadership on school improvement, and there are powerful case studies that underscore the...
By Marybeth Irvin, Assistant Superintendent of Elementary Education Mt. Lebanon School District **This content was also shared in a webinar, which you can download here. We are all well aware of the research and literature that supports the use of formative feedback...
You know all those meetings you go to? Department meetings, PLC meetings, grade level meetings, faculty meetings, admin meetings, etc… (this list could go on forever). What do you do when you miss a meeting? You might ask someone but most likely just show up to the...
Materials prepared by Anahi Paredes, Curriculum Director at the American School of Tegucigalpa | Blog by Debra Andersen, Rubicon International Preparing for AdvancEd accreditation can be a daunting task, all the way from the actions, recommendations, and school...
Materials prepared by By Dr. Kristy L. Beam, Faculty at University of North Georgia, Former Principal at American School of Valencia, Administrator and Independent Consultant Dr. Beam, faculty at the University of North Georgia as well as a former principal and...
By Megan Davenport, Professional Development Specialist The term Instructional Coach has become a bit of a buzzword in education. Many districts and schools are utilizing these positions to support teachers with their instructional practice, curriculum development,...
