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Tag: M.Ed. in School Leadership Alumni Content

People engaged in discussions as they write on a large piece of paper pinned to a wall. The paper, reminiscent of intricate street art, is filled with handwritten notes. Some individuals are focused on their writing, while one wears a wristband with blue, white, and red stripes.
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Graffiti Discussions

“The main thing to do is pay attention. Pay close attention to everything..."
Graffiti Discussions
A group of people sits casually on a wooden structure, with some seated on chairs, arranged in an informal manner. The setting suggests an educational environment, indoors with a relaxed atmosphere. The image captures an artistic, painted effect.
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A Better Education

For educators and policymakers who are passionate about social justice, one of the...
A Better Education
A grayscale image exhibits three stylized letters S, T, and A in hexagonal shapes on the left, with T, F, E, and V on the right. The background is a uniform gray, reminiscent of student work displayed in a modern gallery setting.
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Exhibiting Student Writing

Exhibitions of student learning, with their many projects, activities, and associated banter, can take on the atmosphere of a science fair or a grand opening at an art gallery.
Exhibiting Student Writing
Artistic portrait of a man rendered in a textured, sepia-toned style. Only part of his face and upper body are visible, with a focus on his eyes and contemplative expression, reminiscent of collegial coaching wisdom, against a muted background.
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Collegial Coaching

Many people think that to coach colleagues through the twists and turns of improving their...
Collegial Coaching
A sepia-toned, digitally stylized image shows a person with long hair and a partially visible smile. The abstract art style, reminiscent of impressionism, uses textured brush strokes while subtly suggesting leadership through its captivating expression.
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Learning To Lead

I doubt any teacher ever forgets her first year teaching. Inevitably there is always...
Learning To Lead
A person, wearing a hoodie, smiling while holding a sword and practicing a move for the Daily Shoe Toss. The scene has a painting-like filter, giving it an artistic and textured appearance.
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Throwing a Shoe Every Day

It was first period, on the first day of seventh grade. Twenty of us sat fidgeting in...
Throwing a Shoe Every Day
A distorted, abstract grayscale image of people and objects in a room. The blurred figures appear to be sitting or standing around a table. The scene is heavily textured and lacks clear details.
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Going Gaga

It all started when the eighth grade students came back from retreat with an “awesome”...
Going Gaga
Artistic rendering of a group of people sitting in the circle on the floor, surrounded by scattered papers. One individual is seated cross-legged, and the atmosphere appears informal, suggesting a casual meeting or brainstorming session.
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In the Circle

I would ask myself, “Why do I have to read this book?” I would wonder how the teacher chose...
In the Circle
Artistic rendering of a persons face, showing a serious expression. The image has a stylized, textured effect, highlighting the eyes and facial features. Like an ancient tale from Uganda, the background remains indistinct yet captivating.
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Uganda Unpacked: A Mizungu Tale

As I slid into the small hut on the outskirts of Gulu, I could just make out my companion...
Uganda Unpacked: A Mizungu Tale
A sepia-toned, abstract depiction of a cluttered space, featuring a stairway with a railing & a wall-mounted picture, alongside various miscellaneous items piled up underneath. The image has a textured, painted effect.
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Ampersand: Making Sense of Internship

In January 2009, in my sixth year teaching and fourth year at High Tech High Media Arts, I...
Ampersand: Making Sense of Internship
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