Category Archives for Leadership

Quit Swinging the Bat and Start Hitting the Ball

By: Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Category: Leadership Last summer my grandson Dylan, who was playing on a little league team, went into a hitting slump. He had been swinging vigorously, doing his best to look

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Differentiated Instruction Activities Do Not Have to be Time Consuming

By: Adam Waxler Category: Leadership One of the more common complaints about differentiating instruction is the amount of prep-time that is involved. Let’s face it, teachers simply don’t

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Teaching Tips for High-Level Questioning

By: Adam Waxler Category: Leadership Teachers ask hundreds of questions a day so it is important that they use questioning techniques that challenge the thinking of ALL students. Here are five teaching

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Using Differentiated Instruction Activities to Meet the Needs of ALL Your Students

By: Adam Waxler Category: Leadership I am always amazed at the range of ability levels of my students within any given class. Within one 8th grade class I may have students who struggle to read and write

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Classroom Management Problems? You Need A Classroom Management Plan

By: Adam Waxler Category: Leadership If you’re still having classroom management problems then you need to establish some type of classroom management plan. There is no one simple trick that will

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LIFT VS. DRAG – A Business Leader’s Perspective

By: Waldo Waldman Category: Leadership So, how do you get a 35,000-pound F-16 jet fighter to fly? It’s no easy feat. To overcome the force of gravity, you have to create a force greater than gravity’s

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