Tuesday Solutions: Talk of the Town
It’s that season-evaluations are in and staff changes are in the air.
It’s that season-evaluations are in and staff changes are in the air.
It’s that season-evaluations are in and staff changes are in the air. How to have those tough conversations? Have your school/district leaders sign-up to attend the Focused Conversations: Coaching, Consulting, Collaborating and Calibrating, Part I-a professional development session aimed at helping administrators coach and align their staffs to the needs. Part I of this two-day event will be held on March 31 from 8:30 am-4 pm at OPSRC in Oklahoma City. This workshop is facilitated by Dr. Lloyd Sain, a certified coach from Little Rock, Arkansas.On April 1 Focused Conversations: Coaching, Consulting, Collaborating and Calibrating, Part II
will be held. This workshop will delve deeper with the techniques and strategies, which were introduced previously. Some Oklahoma educators attended the Part I in October, therefore, it is a continuation of that workshop as well. To register click on the session names above or email carole.kelley@opsrc.net.
We have all had those students who ranked somewhere on the autism spectrum, but did we do all we could to help them reach their potential? I have to admit I was ill-equipped and probably still am, but after reading an article in this week’s Parade magazine, Movie Magic by Nicola Bridges, my heart was warmed with promise.
Will you use the same old methods that aren't successful, or will you change things up and "meet them where they are?"
The school year is over, summer break has begun and teachers all over are getting a well-deserved break. I hope that you get the rest and relaxation you need to recharge your batteries! If there’s one thing I’ve learned in education, however, it’s that teachers don't really take summer off.
Now that the session is over, we can finally finish sifting through all the new and changed laws that will affect our schools.
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