Leadership
Leaders inspire and manage educators, students, school boards, and others in the community to achieve common goals. Strong leaders are honest, competent, intelligent, and able to help others to understand and share in the mission of excellent personal performance and high student achievement.
Educational technology leadership in 21st-century schools means a holistic, dynamic approach with a shared-leadership. The leader taps the collective and individual strengths of stakeholders to design, launch, and sustain an effective educational-technology program.
The articles, case studies, profiles, and information in this section is designed to help you understand what leadership demands and how to achieve it.
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Answering these questions can help you get a feel for your school or district’s tech integration direction.
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A true story of how to become a team leader and then chair for a grade-level, school improvement team, and district technology team.
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Making the connection between technology standards and Common Core standards.
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Answers for those balancing empowering students with concerns about safety, respectful behavior, and the law.
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CoSN’s report on technology trends, challenges and priorities for K12 technology leadership.
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It takes a strong school leadership to be the driving force behind change.
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5 simple things that school leaders can do to help teachers as they transition their classrooms to new ways of learning.
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Here are 5 questions for leaders to ask themselves to help focus their vision and goals.
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Two models drive many of the decisions at the Tippecanoe School Corporation in Tippecanoe County, IN.
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Communicating in today's world requires both a new mindset and a new toolset.
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Today’s school principals motivate teachers to become more effective and are leaders in the community as well.
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Press release issued about the Stamford AITE school
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Profile of the Academy from the Stamford Public School District
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Research-based method leads to increased student achievement and improved ROI
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Student-centered classrooms and a laptop for every student and teacher have transformed learning.
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A leader's behavior, sense of mission and commitment are crucial to serving students and community and making a difference.
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Here are 5 simple things that school leaders can do to help teachers as they transition their classrooms to Web 2.0 learning.
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These instructions summarize the essence of good leadership down to a handful of key principles from starting with a vision to telling the world about
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Here’s how some central offices have been able to shift their focus from administration and compliance to improvement of teaching and learning.
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What Can A Lone Nut Teach Us About Leadership And Technology?
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