Dr. Brian McNulty will be coming to Grant Wood AEA on September 17 to lead a learning session entitled Creating a Laser Like Focus on Student Achievement. Dr. McNulty is the Vice President of Leadership Development for the Leadership & Learning Center founded by Doug Reeves. Not only is he one of the leading authorities in the development of continuous improvement frameworks based on data and inquiry, but he is also a very engaging speaker.
McNulty's session will focus on establishing and/or enhancing teacher-based teams that use data to improve teaching and learning and ensure that all learners achieve at high levels. For school administrators who are actively engaged in the work of professional learning communities (collaborative teams), this session will be extremely relevant. For those schools who are just beginning to establish a PLC like culture, this session will provide a great "jump start" to their journey.
Participation in this session is designed for district/building administrators as well as teachers who are serving in a leadership role. Click here for a flyer with workshop details. Register here.
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Friday, August 30, 2013
Governor’s Bullying Prevention Summit Video Contest Now Open
To learn more, visit https://preventbullying.iowa.gov/.
The rules for the contest are posted under “video contest” and all
videos must be submitted by October 10. There will be cash prizes
awarded to the top three videos.
The dissemination of information from external organizations by Heartland AEA does not imply sponsorship or endorsement of the information. It is being passed on to our stakeholders for its educational value.
The dissemination of information from external organizations by Heartland AEA does not imply sponsorship or endorsement of the information. It is being passed on to our stakeholders for its educational value.
“Walk the Talk” Bully Prevention Walk, Sept. 28
Bullying is not just a SCHOOL problem, or STUDENT problem. Bullying is an ADULT problem, a NEIGHBORHOOD problem, a CHURCH problem and a COMMUNITY problem. Over 13 million American kids will be bullied this year, making it the most common form of violence experienced by young people in the nation. (The Bully Project)
The 2nd Annual “Walk the Talk” Bully Prevention Walk will take place on Saturday, September 28 at Principal Park in Des Moines. Families are invited to come learn more about bullying/suicide prevention and resources available. Click here for a flyer that can be distributed to interested parents, teachers and students.
Learn more about the annual walk at http://www.walkthetalkiowa.org/.
The dissemination of information from external organizations by Heartland AEA does not imply sponsorship or endorsement of the information. It is being passed on to our stakeholders for its educational value.
The 2nd Annual “Walk the Talk” Bully Prevention Walk will take place on Saturday, September 28 at Principal Park in Des Moines. Families are invited to come learn more about bullying/suicide prevention and resources available. Click here for a flyer that can be distributed to interested parents, teachers and students.
Learn more about the annual walk at http://www.walkthetalkiowa.org/.
The dissemination of information from external organizations by Heartland AEA does not imply sponsorship or endorsement of the information. It is being passed on to our stakeholders for its educational value.
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