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Watch 4 ed-tech trailblazers discuss disruptive change for the future

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Adams is changing all that through innovative programs, which have included putting wi-fi on school buses (for students’ long commutes to and from school) and a one-to-one iPad program, which works closely with Apple to train teachers and provide structured supports for students.

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A ‘New Normal’ Requires New Tools for Attendance and Family Engagement

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Mini is now scaling direct communication for us, in multiple languages. Mini has become a friendly extension of our team, removing the burden of change management from our teachers and acting as a supportive advisor to our families. In the past, this feedback loop always required a teacher or administrator to respond.

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The Secret to Being a Better Teacher? Find Your Tribe

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Breaking Out of My Rut In 2014, when I started teaching English Language Arts at McClarin Success Academy, an alternative high school, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Eight years into my career, I was frustrated and welcomed any change. She talked about professional development and change management.

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How One School District Refocused Its Leadership Around Findings from The Opportunity Makers

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We are committed to effective change management. In my experience serving in multiple roles in different districts, one of the early indicators of effective change is common language. It’s cool to see people begin to share language around our efforts and our path forward. What are you most proud of?

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The Role of VPEM as Change Leader: A Q&A with Auburn University’s Dr. Joffery Gaymon

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“We’re in the business of changing lives.” JG: I think it's interesting that your topic of discussion is change management because that’s what enrollment leaders do. Being a change agent, managing change and expectations falls in line with the nature of the beast. It’s a great book. Celebrate the small wins.”