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Over the summer I was working with a couple hundred school leaders on digital leadership. The other issue is a classroommanagement one. With any learning activity, with or without technology, effective pedagogy is key. Image credit: [link] Case in point.
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This places them in the most important role to usher in and sustain meaningful change in the classroom that will ultimately shape school culture for the better. With or without leadership support, teachers need to be open and willing to change as schools, for the most part, continue to prepare students for a world that no longer exists.
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I'm a second-year doctoral student in educational leadership. I have coursework in school librarianship, so that's definitely a part of my progress, having actual school librarianship theories and pedagogies and systems under my belt. My focus is on charter schools, multiliteracies and school librarianship. That's what I do.
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