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- Thought of the Day: Reactions
- Commissioner’s Update – March 26, 2015
- Encouragement
- LePage tax cut plan, based on disproven thinking, comes at a staggering price
- Surviving Friendly Fire: 8 Tips for Dealing with Unfair Criticism
- It’s All Urgent! Six Ways to Prioritize When Everything’s a Priority
- Commissioner’s Update – January 29, 2015
- Millions in public school funds on the line if Maine loses federal education waiver
- All six of Maine’s charter schools have student waiting lists
- Expenses up more than revenue in state K-12 budget proposal
- LePage’s ridiculous corporate tax giveaway will face legislative scrutiny
- LePage proposes under-the-radar corporate tax giveaway
- Washington State Democratic Party Committee Votes to Reject Common Core
- Who Is Profiting From Charters? The Big Bucks Behind Charter School Secrecy, Financial Scandal and Corruption
- The Reality Tale of Two Education Systems: One for the Poor, and One for the Rest
- Report recommending EPS changes now available
- More money for K-12, but costs rising
- Exposing K-12 Schools Achilles’ Heel
- The Role of the Community in Education
- Step By Step, the Journey Towards Freedom From Grade Levels
- The Abdication of Parenthood: A Cry For Help?
- 10 Wishes for Schools in 2015
- China’s Education Gap
- Education on Wheels: What are the Real Costs of Busing Too Many Kids to School?
- LePage Administration proposes public charter school funding fix
- Commissioner’s Update – January 22, 2015
- There’s no answer sheet for questions about how LePage’s tax reform plan would affect Maine schools
- Mind Over Marshmallows
- Pennsylvania: Watching Public Education Die in Delaware County
- “Schools in Context”: The Full Text of a Major Study Comparing the U.S. to Eight Other Nations
- How and Why Money Matters in Schools (one more time – updated)
- A Néw Bill to Abolish Annual Testing
- 3 Ideas to Revolutionize School
- How To Manage Systems
- $48/barrel oil. What do you mean we shouldn’t be happy about that?
- South Portland school officials worry LePage plan could cause local budget woes
- LePage flat-funds education in proposed budget riddled with cuts
- LePage’s push for school district consolidation: Incentives not penalties
- With tax cuts, LePage owes voters fiscal responsibility
- The Law of Diminishing Intent
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- Henry Ford’s Advice
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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Originally posted on the art of teamwork:
By DIANE KOZ on JULY 5, 2012 – THE ART OF TEAMWORK. I’m certain you have read this before. This is a story about four people: Everybody, Somebody, Anybody and Nobody. There was an important job…
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10 Questions That Should be Answered Before Any Major Change is Announced
Have you ever received an email from your manager announcing a significant organizational change that left you with more questions than answers? Click Link Below to read more… 10 Questions That Should be Answered Before Any Major Change is Announced.
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Originally posted on Workplace Psychology:
The ability to manage conflicts is one of a leader’s greatest challenges. Many teams and entire organizations struggle with the different/conflicting views about how things should run and how change should be implemented. It is…
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Originally posted on Rise Performance Group:
By Lauren Fleischhauer Have you ever heard of Aesop’s Fable, The Belly and the Members? Well the fable reads: “One fine day it occurred to the Members of the Body that they were doing…
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Originally posted on Larry Cuban on School Reform and Classroom Practice:
Listen to John Fontana, a journalist who blogs on such high-tech issues as digital identity, privacy and security. iPad rollouts are significant when the school actually does something with…
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Originally posted on You're Not the Boss of Me:
For me, the end of summer brings on mixed feelings. At the end of last summer, I wrote this post. For me, it bears repeating. I hope you will…
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How to Use an Employee Performance Matrix – Compensation Today
How to Use an Employee Performance Matrix – Compensation Today.
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Compensation Metrics Defined – Compensation Today
Compensation Metrics Defined – Compensation Today.
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What Are the Components for a Compensation Plan? – Compensation Today
What Are the Components for a Compensation Plan? – Compensation Today.
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Best Practices for Deploying iPads in Schools
August 29, 2012 | 9:58 AM | By MindShift By Matt Levinson As schools get ready to deploy iPads this year, each one is scrambling to figure out how to develop an efficient and effective system that works. With no … Continue reading
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