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In 2012, I was selected as Washington State Teacher of the Year. That pioneering work led to FutureReady Librarians , an extension of the national FutureReady Schools initiative at the Alliance for Excellent Education. And yet FutureReady Librarians are essential leaders and educators in 21st-century schools.
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Jessica Caviness (@mrsjcaviness) April 12, 2012. ⚡ K-T Fink ⚡ (@We_Shout) October 19, 2012. Involve volume somehow. pic.twitter.com/DYCXTpwK. The first student-generated problem she received was wonderfully complex: @mrsjcaviness Is this a good warm up Q?!? pic.twitter.com/LhdzZhZb. —
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Ray heads up FutureReady Librarians, part of FutureReady Schools — a network for sharing education technology solutions, which is sponsored by the Alliance for Excellent Education, a Washington, D.C.-based In 2012, budget shortfalls led Beaverton to axe more than 40 school librarian positions.
The Alliance for Excellent Education is a Washington based advocacy organization dedicated to ensuring that all students are ready for success in college. Jeff sits down with Terri Schwartzbeck and Sam Patterson to discuss the Alliance for Excellent Education, Digital Learning Day and how you can have a FutureReady School.
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Mark joined the Boston Public Schools in 2007 as a classroom teacher before joining the central administration in 2012 where he has served as the CIO for the last nine years. Mark Racine is the chief information officer for the Boston Public Schools. ENA delivers transformative technology solutions supported by exceptional customer care.
She was selected to participate in the FutureReady Superintendent Briefing with the U.S. Ann also attended the 2014 White House Connected Superintendents Summit and was named a 2012-2013 NSBA Technology Leadership Network 20 to Watch Educator. Ann earned her bachelors, masters, and Ed.S.
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In 2014, he received Classroom of the Future Foundation’s “Innovative Superintendent of the Year” award. Since joining Vista in 2012, he has been invited to the White House nine times; both in recognition for district-wide achievements and to partner on national efforts with the U.S.
And before that, an advisor for FutureReady Schools and has moderated and presented numerous FutureReady’s Summits and Institutes. He has been recognized by EdScoop (EdTech Hero, 2017), SETDA (Leader of the Year, 2013), and Common Sense Media (Educator of the Year, 2012).
2012 Create a Safe Space - 2018 BUT. I am really cognizant that some of my Middle Schoolers are curious or questioning to learn more about but aren't ready to out themselves. I am really cognizant that some of my Middle Schoolers are curious or questioning to learn more about but aren't ready to out themselves.
She was selected to participate in the FutureReady Superintendent Briefing with the U.S. Ann also attended the 2014 White House Connected Superintendents Summit and was named a 2012-2013 NSBA Technology Leadership Network 20 to Watch Educator. Ann earned her bachelors, masters, and Ed.S.
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This broadcast was hosted by edWeb.net , SETDA , and FutureReady Schools , and sponsored by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Bart Rocco. Students can now have an entire library in their backpack, and this changes the dynamic for schools and students. WATCH THE EDWEBINAR RECORDING. About the Presenters.
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