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Empowering Innovation in Education: The Journey of the Google GSV Education Innovation Fellowship & Unveiling the Digital Lookbook of Insights
Empowering Innovation in Education: The Journey of the Google GSV Education Innovation Fellowship & Unveiling the Digital Lookbook of Insights
In a rapidly evolving educational landscape, the intersection of technology and instructional impact has never been…
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📣 Higher Education Leaders! 📣 Don't miss an insightful conversation on the EdUp Provost podcast with Gregor Thuswaldner and ASU+GSV Summit…
📣 Higher Education Leaders! 📣 Don't miss an insightful conversation on the EdUp Provost podcast with Gregor Thuswaldner and ASU+GSV Summit…
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Applications for the 2025 Cambiar Catalyst Fellowship are open! 🚀 As a finalist, you'll be invited to attend the ASU+GSV Summit (April 6-9, 2025)…
Applications for the 2025 Cambiar Catalyst Fellowship are open! 🚀 As a finalist, you'll be invited to attend the ASU+GSV Summit (April 6-9, 2025)…
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To everyone who joined us, whether in person or in spirit, THANK YOU for supporting Innovation Weekend 2024. This year’s theme, Unbound, was about…
To everyone who joined us, whether in person or in spirit, THANK YOU for supporting Innovation Weekend 2024. This year’s theme, Unbound, was about…
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Boston College
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Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, Dean’s List First Honors (all semesters); Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society; Golden Key International Honour Society; Dean’s Sophomore Scholar Award Activities: Teaching Assistant (Introduction to Feminisms), Co-Director of the Mentoring Leadership Program (Undergraduate Government at Boston College), Big Sister (Boston College Big Sisters), Mentee (Boston College Connections), Member (Senior Class Gift Committee)Co-Director, Mentoring Leadership Program
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Activities and Societies: PACE University School of Education 2008 Special Education Award
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Introduction to College Counseling
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📣 Don't let the innovative educators in your network miss this! Applications for the 2025 Education Innovation Showcase are now open! Powered by…
📣 Don't let the innovative educators in your network miss this! Applications for the 2025 Education Innovation Showcase are now open! Powered by…
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🚀 How can AI build teacher capacity? Check out how Frances Baez, Stephen Bigelow, PhD, Linda Chen, Ed.D. Djeneba Cherif, Kelly Coffin, Patrick…
🚀 How can AI build teacher capacity? Check out how Frances Baez, Stephen Bigelow, PhD, Linda Chen, Ed.D. Djeneba Cherif, Kelly Coffin, Patrick…
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This newsletter is essential to stay up-to-date on all things AI. This issue is particularly relevant to me as I contemplate almost daily the role of…
This newsletter is essential to stay up-to-date on all things AI. This issue is particularly relevant to me as I contemplate almost daily the role of…
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Last night ACSA Region XIX hosted Dr. Sabba Quidwai for an evening with AI. This is my jam!! Great conversations with district leaders regarding…
Last night ACSA Region XIX hosted Dr. Sabba Quidwai for an evening with AI. This is my jam!! Great conversations with district leaders regarding…
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🤩 Space is limited - save your spot now! I know you want to unleash the collective genius in your schools and…
🤩 Space is limited - save your spot now! I know you want to unleash the collective genius in your schools and…
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As I listen to the stories of superintendents and other senior leaders this weekend at a forum I’m attending, this quote I’ve posted before comes…
As I listen to the stories of superintendents and other senior leaders this weekend at a forum I’m attending, this quote I’ve posted before comes…
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A highlight of my work at GSV is our partnership with Cambiar Catalyst - so to all my K-12 leaders out there - don't miss the chance to apply to the…
A highlight of my work at GSV is our partnership with Cambiar Catalyst - so to all my K-12 leaders out there - don't miss the chance to apply to the…
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Data Quality Campaign
Access to data can transform how schools support students, but leaders can’t address problems they can’t see. To advance equity goals, state and local leaders must develop indicators tailored to help them understand student success across a variety of measures and use data to drive change across their systems. Our new resource explores the importance of data to equity work and why policymakers should make this vision a reality, find it here:
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Jeff Doyle
How will this impact higher ed? It reads like you can't require a college degree for a job in Massachusetts unless you prove it is needed. "What do I need to do to my current postings on MassCareers to ensure compliance with Executive Order #627? If your job includes an educational requirement as a preferred qualification, please remove that requirement from the job posting. If you have an opening (you think) requires education in excess of the minimum entrance requirements, how do I seek approval? Both your Cabinet Secretary and HRD are required to approve any job posting that includes an educational requirement or lists education in the preferred qualifications." The state of Massachusetts is moving to Skills Based Hiring. Now hiring managers must consider the full set of competencies that a candidate brings to the job beyond traditional education. New or updated Classification specifications will not include education in the minimum entrance requirements, unless it is deemed necessary after completing job analysis." Read #2 below. https://lnkd.in/gp5gvHYD
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RPPL (Research Partnership for Professional Learning)
RPPL Member TNTP’s new report, “The Opportunity Makers: How A Diverse Group of Public Schools Helps Students Catch Up—and How Far More Can”, reveals how a diverse group of public schools are helping students catch up—and thrive. 🎓📚 The report uncovers three core focus areas - belonging, consistency, and coherence— offering a roadmap for schools to achieve trajectory-changing results. Discover how these schools are accelerating learning for students who have fallen behind.💡 https://lnkd.in/dYy92q4k
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Dra. Margarita Tovar Rosales
“For building leaders wishing to recruit and retain a diverse teacher workforce, the results from the TRR survey indicate that: 📌Teachers of color and white teachers have similar primary motivations to become teachers and stay teachers. 📌 Teachers of color are 1.5 times more likely to have had a teacher of color as a mentor when they were students, and teachers of color demonstrated slightly higher levels of satisfaction in and enthusiasm for teaching than did white teachers, indicating a higher level of commitment to the teaching profession. 📌For all teachers, cultivating a culture of trust in school leadership, providing quality feedback through the evaluation process, and allowing teachers to have influence in decision-making may increase teachers’ likelihood of intending to continue teaching.” Great work, R&I Team! Kristin Kipp, Ed.D.
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Rashid Ferrod Davis
Expanding the Tech Talent Pipeline MDRC P-TECH 9-14 Pathways to Success Implementation, Impact, and Cost Findings from the New York City P-TECH 9-14 Schools Evaluation New findings in this report indicate that the P-TECH model increased students' postsecondary degree completion, particularly for male students, and boosted internship and dual enrollment rates, even during the pandemic. "By the end of the first year of postsecondary education, 2.6 percent of female and 1.8 percent of male P-TECH 9-14 students had earned degrees, compared with virtually no students from the comparison group, of either gender. These impacts for both genders are statistically significant". "Male students who had the chance to attend P-TECH 9-14 schools were more likely to attain college degrees than male students assigned to other kinds of schools". https://lnkd.in/e54rSYKT #weareptech #skillsbuild #skillsfirst #skills2030 www.ptech.org
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