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Michelle Krill

School 2.0 - Home - 0 views

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    The School 2.0 eToolkit is designed to help schools, districts, and communities develop a common education vision and explore how that vision can be supported by technology.
Michelle Krill

UDL Spotlight - 0 views

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    UDL Spotlight aims to * Recognize and celebrate implementations of UDL features -whether or not they are called by the UDL name * Educate web visitors about UDL by making explicit connections between the featured work and the UDL Guidelines-Version 1.0 * Stimulate conversation* about what constitutes "best practices." * Foster new UDL-based relationships, partnerships, and innovations Each featured Spotlight illustrates some of the CAST UDL Guidelines. Taken as a group, the Spotlights build a vision for a future of learning environments that are truly universal.
Michelle Krill

Funding Comprehensive School Reform - 0 views

  • This new approach, comprehensive school reform, takes an integrated view of the reform process. It is based on the concept that the way to successfully improve school performance is to simultaneously change all elements of a school's operating environment so as to bring each element into alignment with a central, guiding vision.
  • The success of comprehensive school reform depends on careful planning of school and district resource commitments. Unlike traditional reform efforts, comprehensive reform is not easily funded through a small increase in a school's operating budget.
Michelle Krill

Reflections - 0 views

  • Public schools exist, or should exist, solely to prepare all students to become independent, self-sufficient adults and helping them develop particular knowledge and skills.
  • School system leaders' effectiveness depends on their skill to inspire, mobilize, and support front-line practitioners. Their vision is shaped not by the latest education trends, but by a simple resolve that the school system must work to the maximum demonstrable benefit of all children.
  • Leaders, on the other hand, define their roles as pursuing an aggressive agenda to raise levels of educator and student performance.
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    "Great leaders keep the focus on student learning"
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