Family Involvement
January 13
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Collaboration: Success in Shared Planning
This spotlight topic will explore collaboration- the most typical obstacles and simple strategies for realizing the promise of effective partnerships.
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Thank you for all of your support in making Inclusive Schools Week 2011 a success. Read about some of the successful celebrations here...
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Stetson & Associates, Inc. hosted a successful interview with Dr. Bill Henderson, author of The Blind Advantage: How Going Blind Made Me a Stronger Principal and How Including Children with Disabilities Made Our School Better for Everyone , during Inclusive Schools Week. If you missed it, you're in luck because you can watch a full recording of the interactive interview.
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Collaborative Teaching: A Successful Partnership
Month: 1/2012
The focus on successful collaborative teaching partnerships is often placed on the teachers themselves, but a critical aspect of the success rests with the school principal. Learn more about our new free tools for principals to support collaborative teaching!
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Parent Voices and Perspectives
January 13
This month we will explore the challenges of inclusive schooling practices from the parent’s ...
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Family Involvement: Parent Voices and Perspectives
January 13
“It is time for parents to teach young people early on that in diversity there ...
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