Leadership Voices

Author

Removing Roadblocks

May 18, 2015

For true innovation to take place, leaders need to build a culture of support for teachers. View Donna Tueber's valuable tips for bringing the right culture into being.

Making Progress on Data Privacy

Bob Moore

May 14, 2015

It is the time of year for celebrating successes of all kinds and particularly in one area greatly impacting students and parents. Read as Bob Moore looks at the progress recently gained in the area of privacy and security of student and staff data.

Today's Student and Technology Relevance

Kevin Schwartz

May 12, 2015

How do you define technology? Kevin Schwartz explores the true meaning and application of the word technology in schools.

I Teach Because I Can’t Do Anything Else!

Michael Gorman

May 7, 2015

Mike Gorman shares his reflections on the teaching profession in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week.

Study Questions Efficacy of 1:1 vs. 2:1 Learning with Devices

Elliott Levine

May 3, 2015

What are current research studies saying about tablets and 1:1 initiatives? Elliott Levine examines the question of research and applicability.

Parents For and Against Common Core

Elliott Levine

April 27, 2015

Elliott Levine explores the testing questions associated with Common Core testing through the lens of a parent.

Canoeing Illustrates a Need for Harmony

Leslie Wilson

April 23, 2015

How do school leaders navigate well in today's environment in the face of many competing demands? Read Leslie Wilson's insights on how colleagues can discover solutions and map out success through power, integrity, creativity and innovation.

Disruption and Stability

Kevin Schwartz

April 21, 2015

The right technology supports goals of all kinds. Look at the analysis of Disruption vs. Stability from the perspectives of learners.

Uncomfortable Questions for the Ed-Tech Community

Bob Moore

April 16, 2015

How would you answer these uncomfortable questions about educational technology in your school or district. As we strive for better edtech uses in schools, Bob Moore challenges all to provide answers to these tough questions.