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Meeting effectiveness: Location and the home-field advantage

Have you ever wondered why when two teams meet to work on a project together, the team hosting the coffee and bagels in its conference room is most likely to take charge? We often hear sportscasters or coaches talk about home-field advantage in relation to sporting events....

source: By C. Fredrick Crum
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Tap into free, online professional development with PD 360. This month's video segments explore data use, formative assessment, and equity walkthroughs. NAESP members receive exclusive access to four, high-quality videos each month, perfect for individual learning or staff...

source: NAESP

A principal's first job is to keep students safe. School safety starts with strong leadership: taking precautions to prevent crises in your building, developing a plan for disasters, and acting decisively if the unthinkable does occur. NAESP has collected valuable resources...

source: NAESP

Schools should ensure that kids get at least one hour of physical activity each day to support their health and boost performance in school, according to a new report. Although previous studies show 60 minutes of vigorous to moderate-intensity exercise daily promotes health...

source: HealthDay News via Health.com

Among the most common rationales offered for the Common Core State Standards project is to eliminate differences in the definition of student proficiency in core academic subjects across states. As is well known, the federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2002 required states...

source: Brookings Institution

A group of Latino education experts from across the country urged policymakers in Washington, D.C., this week to take steps to improve education for Hispanic students. The Latino Elected and Appointed Officials National Taskforce on Education was formed several years ago....

source: ABC News

Increasingly we are hearing concerns from educators that new education reforms are being rushed, including the Common Core State Standards. At the same time, new teacher evaluation systems are being put into place as well. Here to evaluate the risks to rushing these systems...

source: The Washington Post (commentary)

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