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Justin Baeder on principal performance & productivity
Justin Baeder on principal performance & productivity
ASCD’s current issue focuses on the tween-age years, with articles on building community among tweens, tween brain research, and firsthand accounts from tweens of what they need in order to learn.
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June 30, 2006 - 12:39 pm
Tags: Recruiting & Retention, Students
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Prince William County, VA is partnering with several universities to recruit students of color into the teaching workforce. The program seems well-funded enough to provide realistic incentives and supports to students: Once the students are accepted, the nonprofit organization, Today’s Students, Tomorrow’s Teachers, will link them with paid mentoring teachers in their schools, place them [...]
June 24, 2006 - 12:19 pm
Tags: High Schools, Students
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In this Washington Post article (via ASCD’s SmartBrief), Dion Haynes tells the story of two student athletes who made a pact to set an example for their peers at a DC public high school. Jachin Leatherman and Wayne Nesbit, both star football players, turned down scholarships to prep schools in order to attend troubled Ballou [...]
Justin Baeder is a public school principal in Seattle, Washington. He speaks and writes about principal performance and productivity, and is a doctoral student at the University of Washington in Educational Leadership & Policy Studies.