Make professional learning a joyful experience
August 09 2010 by 
Hayes Mizell
Most educators would consider "joyful professional development" a laughable oxymoron. It's time to change that.
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Entries Tagged as 'Hayes Mizell'
August 09 2010 by Hayes Mizell
Professional development change we can believe in
July 28 2010 by Hayes Mizell
To affect real change in professional learning, we need to raise difficult questions and pursue a new, more effective course.
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Is change in professional development really necessary?
July 27 2010 by Hayes Mizell
If professional development is as important as we say it is, the field must turn its attention to outcomes.
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Great leaders keep the focus on student learning
July 15 2010 by Hayes Mizell
Without effective leaders, public education is often a maelstrom of competing interests. Good leaders understand that one of their roles is to ensure that the school system's focus remains on student learning.
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We have the data. Now what do we do?
June 30 2010 by Hayes Mizell
Teachers wil have more success in responding to the learning needs of low-performing students if they partner with colleagues in collecting and analyzing student performance data and understanding its implications for their practice.
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