Transformative Principal Helping Great Teachers Fly with Rick Wormeli and Todd Whitaker Transformative Principal Special #nassp16
I was so honored to chat with Todd Whitaker and Rick Wormeli after their keynote at the #nassp16 conference.
This was a really fun conversation today. These two guys were so excited about what they were talking about they just kept going. It was awesome.
- Professional Development.
- Twitter chats (Comprehensive list of Twitter Chats)
- Twitter is the best free professional development there is.
- Exposed to newer research-based information
- How sad that we use research as an excuse to not do something.
- The teachers is a ceaseless researcher in their classroom.
- When there is a great teacher, there is no research, because it has never been done.
- How to help your great teachers fly.
- How to help struggling teachers.
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