7/22/18

To mark the milestone of 100 episodes, I'm sharing one of my favorite posts, Lessons in Personhood: 10 Ways to Truly Lead in Your Classroom. Thank you to everyone who has appeared as a guest on this podcast, and to everyone who has listened, reviewed, and recommended it. I have lots more to come!



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100: Lessons in Personhood

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To mark the milestone of 100 episodes, I'm sharing one of my favorite posts, Lessons in Personhood: 10 Ways to Truly Lead in Your Classroom. Thank you to everyone who has appeared as a guest on this podcast, and to everyone who has listened, reviewed, and recommended it. I have lots more to come!



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Matt Renwick is an 18-year public educator who began as a 5th and 6th-grade teacher in Rudolph, WI. He now serves as an elementary principal for the Mineral Point Unified School District . Matt also teaches online graduate courses in curriculum design and instructional leadership for the University of Wisconsin-Superior. He tweets @ReadByExample and writes for ASCD and Lead Literacy.

  • Digital portfolios - started in 2012 with tiger woods golf, email and watching videos.
  • Need to be strategic about what we are doing with the technology.
  • How do we evaluate the digital portfolio options?
  • You really need to look at your own school’s needs.
  • Kidblog, freshgrade, google sites
  • 6 C’s of digital portfolios.
  1. Collect and curate
  2. Create and Collaborate
  3. Communicate and Celebrate - gotta put something out there that is yours.
  • Age of the student matters when it comes to type of portfolio.
  • Elementary - Freshgrade
  • Middle - Google Site
  • High School - start moving to their own platform.
  • Every on the same tool, using it the same way is really an impossible task.
  • Lisa Snider in Oklahoma web site for journalism class.
  • Making dog toys out of t-shirts.
  • Investigate portfolio assessment to start.
  • There is a need for something physical and not just digital.
  • Plan instruction and assessment with the student in mind.
  • How to be a transformative principal? Now is a great time to try out a tool to give kids access to an authentic audience.
  • Biblionasium.com
  • Kidblog account for a trip to Peru.

Schedule a call with Jethro

Are you feeling like you are always behind at school? Do you feel like you need about 2 more hours each day to accomplish everything? Here’s how I help principals work manageable hours: Create your ideal week, so that you can leave work at work and enjoy your life!

Please take a moment to rate this podcast in iTunes or on Stitcher. 

Please follow me on Twitter: @jethrojones for the host and @TrnFrmPrincipal for the show.

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Digital Portfolios with Matt Renwick Transformative Principal 236

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Matt Renwick is an 18-year public educator who began as a 5th and 6th-grade teacher in Rudolph, WI. He now serves as an elementary principal for the Mineral Point Unified School District . Matt also teaches online graduate courses in curriculum design and instructional leadership for the University of Wisconsin-Superior. He tweets @ReadByExample and writes for ASCD and Lead Literacy.

  • Digital portfolios - started in 2012 with tiger woods golf, email and watching videos.
  • Need to be strategic about what we are doing with the technology.
  • How do we evaluate the digital portfolio options?
  • You really need to look at your own school’s needs.
  • Kidblog, freshgrade, google sites
  • 6 C’s of digital portfolios.
  1. Collect and curate
  2. Create and Collaborate
  3. Communicate and Celebrate - gotta put something out there that is yours.
  • Age of the student matters when it comes to type of portfolio.
  • Elementary - Freshgrade
  • Middle - Google Site
  • High School - start moving to their own platform.
  • Every on the same tool, using it the same way is really an impossible task.
  • Lisa Snider in Oklahoma web site for journalism class.
  • Making dog toys out of t-shirts.
  • Investigate portfolio assessment to start.
  • There is a need for something physical and not just digital.
  • Plan instruction and assessment with the student in mind.
  • How to be a transformative principal? Now is a great time to try out a tool to give kids access to an authentic audience.
  • Biblionasium.com
  • Kidblog account for a trip to Peru.

Schedule a call with Jethro

Are you feeling like you are always behind at school? Do you feel like you need about 2 more hours each day to accomplish everything? Here’s how I help principals work manageable hours: Create your ideal week, so that you can leave work at work and enjoy your life!

Please take a moment to rate this podcast in iTunes or on Stitcher. 

Please follow me on Twitter: @jethrojones for the host and @TrnFrmPrincipal for the show.

Buy Communication Cards

Show notes on TransformativePrincipal.com

Download Paperless Principal.  

Take Control of your email

Web Site

Transformative Principal on Stitcher

Refer A Principal

Best Tools for Busy Administrators Survey

 

 



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7/21/18

7/20/18

 

Ge-Anne Bolhuis is the Instructional Technology Specialist and Media Specialist Liaison for a Georgia (US) school system. Today, we are talking about Future Ready Schools and Future Ready Librarians.

According to their website futureready.org, "Future Ready Schools® helps K-12 public, private, and charter school leaders plan and implement personalized, research-based digital learning strategies so all students can achieve their full potential." 

Additionally, a Future Ready Librarian is expected to be an instructional leader to help schools become Future Ready.

Ge-Anne shares with us her thoughts about the need to have the instructional talents of the librarians used to help teachers implement better practices in the classroom. She shares that building administrators really have to have a better understanding of the role that librarians can play in keeping the school on track.

You'll hear us discuss the expectations of a Future Ready Librarian as well as some of the tools that the librarians can use to help drive the school to new levels of success.

We also talk about her favorite app - Google Keep and other tools that the Future Ready Librarian can share with the faculty of schools and students.

Listen for us to talk about EdCamps and CoffeeEDU meetups, as well.

Lots to learn about today.

Ge-Anne is inspiring!

Thanks for listening.

Enjoy! 

 

Connect with Ge-Anne and find out more information:

@gabolhuis

https://futureready.org/

https://futureready.org/institutes/atlanta/

#futurereadylibs

http://coffeeedu.org/

http://coffeeedu.org/guidelines/

Future Ready Institute - Atlanta - October 2018

 

Length - 39:03



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Future Ready Librarians with Ge-Anne Bolhuis - 205

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Ge-Anne Bolhuis is the Instructional Technology Specialist and Media Specialist Liaison for a Georgia (US) school system. Today, we are talking about Future Ready Schools and Future Ready Librarians.

According to their website futureready.org, "Future Ready Schools® helps K-12 public, private, and charter school leaders plan and implement personalized, research-based digital learning strategies so all students can achieve their full potential." 

Additionally, a Future Ready Librarian is expected to be an instructional leader to help schools become Future Ready.

Ge-Anne shares with us her thoughts about the need to have the instructional talents of the librarians used to help teachers implement better practices in the classroom. She shares that building administrators really have to have a better understanding of the role that librarians can play in keeping the school on track.

You'll hear us discuss the expectations of a Future Ready Librarian as well as some of the tools that the librarians can use to help drive the school to new levels of success.

We also talk about her favorite app - Google Keep and other tools that the Future Ready Librarian can share with the faculty of schools and students.

Listen for us to talk about EdCamps and CoffeeEDU meetups, as well.

Lots to learn about today.

Ge-Anne is inspiring!

Thanks for listening.

Enjoy! 

 

Connect with Ge-Anne and find out more information:

@gabolhuis

https://futureready.org/

https://futureready.org/institutes/atlanta/

#futurereadylibs

http://coffeeedu.org/

http://coffeeedu.org/guidelines/

Future Ready Institute - Atlanta - October 2018

 

Length - 39:03



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This week we took a "field trip" with the #InnovateWithIN cohort. We took this trip to get OUT of our normal setting to learn, experience, and network. Why YOU should encourage YOUR student to get out of the school to connect.

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Get Outside School To Network

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This week we took a "field trip" with the #InnovateWithIN cohort. We took this trip to get OUT of our normal setting to learn, experience, and network. Why YOU should encourage YOUR student to get out of the school to connect.

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Sometimes, the most important things we do in the classroom or school doesn't give us immediate results. We need to focus on the long game, according to Megan Hacholski and Michael Abramczyk.

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082: Teaching for the long game

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Sometimes, the most important things we do in the classroom or school doesn't give us immediate results. We need to focus on the long game, according to Megan Hacholski and Michael Abramczyk.

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7/19/18

The first person to set foot on Mars has likely been born, and there's a chance that she/he is in your classroom. What will that person need as a student, and how do we need to change as educators/schools to provide it? Rachael Mann, author of The Martians in Your Classroom, shares ideas from her book.

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081: The Martians in Your Classroom w/@rachaeledu

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The first person to set foot on Mars has likely been born, and there's a chance that she/he is in your classroom. What will that person need as a student, and how do we need to change as educators/schools to provide it? Rachael Mann, author of The Martians in Your Classroom, shares ideas from her book.

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