Resources in "LEADnet/Administration"
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LEADnet: Get an Attitude About NLSA: 10 Tips to Help You Thrive Through the Accreditation Process
by Ed Grube with Keith Wilharm. Attitude can be a facilitative friend or an abominable adversary. Thinking you could use a friend, consider these tips gathered from your colleagues for your accreditation initiative. more
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Witness Parent
Written by Scott Browning, Summer 2010. The parent-teacher conference usually begins with a prayer. That is certainly appropriate, but is that the only spiritual aspect... more
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Back to Nature
Written by Cynthia Hasseldahl, Summer 2011. The work of reconnecting kids with nature can begin with an activity as simple as going for a walk in the park, and can grow... more
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Social Media Policy
Written by Julian Petzold, Fall 2011. Technology and social media have the ability to be very destructive mechanisms in the lives of people if they aren’t used... more
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Planning for a 1-1 Environment
Written by Sharon Wallace, Spring 2011. We are teaching 21st-century children. They have grown up with cell phones, laptops, DVR, and GPS. The question is no longer... more
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Dysfunctional no longer!
Written by Paul Brandt, Winter 2011. Dealing with dysfunctional boards and board members. Click Here to Read: Dysfunctional no longer!
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Evaluation – Bane or Blessing
Written by Neil Sandfort, Fall 2012. While a systematic evaluation system probably won’t entirely eliminate informal evaluation, it will provide a venue for people to... more
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Surrounded by a Cloud of Witnesses
Written by Greg Hasseldahl, Winter 2012. Taking time to look downstream serves to instruct us that people have not really changed all that much. We see our shared... more
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LEADnet: Live and Learn
by Jon Fraker. "Some things you learn best through hands-on activities and experiencing it for yourself. I have a long list of lessons that I learned during this first year in administration. Please allow me to share three of those lessons I learned." All educators should read Jon’s first-person article as an introduction to school ministries or as a reminder of what you are all about. Practical, informative, and inspiring. more
