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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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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Governor Rick Snyder has put forward a dynamic, spot on plan for reforming the state's education system.
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Web 2.0 How-To for Educators is informative, practical, and user-friendly and presents what you need to know to about each Web 2.0 tool and how to int
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There are ten factors that are crucial for effective leadership in today's education environment. This blog highlights the first two: Vision, Develop
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Focused leadership is essential for technology enhanced teaching and learning.



