The steps a high poverty suburban school took to achieve high attendance and what could be improved. In addition, important learning we took away from the process. Introduction Achieving high attendance in high poverty elementary schools can be an ongoing challenge. There are mitigating factors that impact a students ability to be at school. Frequently, […]
Read more "Guest Post via @kyocumtlc: High Poverty, High Attendance"Africans and Blogging A Paradigm Change William Jackson, M.Ed. Edward Waters College william.jackson@ewc.edu @wmjackson – Twitter “Your content is the shining star that attracts and connects people to your message.” @sherfranklin This quote is intended to encourage Africans that their thoughts, experiences, and convictions to share their story cannot stop. The opportunity to share life and […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: Africans and Blogging – A Paradigm Change"Want To Be A Cool Blogger, Then Attend FlBlogCon by William Jackson, M.Ed @wmjackson Daddy Blogger – Social Media Safety and SWAG Blogger Bullying and Cyberbullying Prevention Blogger Mental Health Blogger Community Activist Blogger FlBlogCon – http://flblogcon.gottagetblogging.com/ Blogging allows you to be your own Editor – Publisher – Writer – Content Creator Thought Leader – […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: Want To Be A Cool Blogger, Then Attend FlBlogCon"STEAM and Educational Growth in Children by William Jackson, M.Ed. Father, Educator, Blogger, Speaker Social Media Visionary There are many educational initiatives that have been developed to encourage educational and career growth in children. The advancements of technology and the integration of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) and other diverse components: STEM, STREAM, CSTEAM […]
Read more "Guest post via @wmjackson: #STEAM and Educational Growth in Children"“The goal of our transformation process is to prepare students for jobs that don’t yet exist, using technologies that have not yet been invented, in order to solve problems that have not yet arisen” Lisa Marie Blaschke quoted by (Harrison, A. and Hutton, L. 2014, p31) The learning space and problem. My Learning Space is […]
Read more "Guest Post via @bradmurphy73: Changing a Learning Space"Part 2 Building African Bloggers To Share African Voices by William Jackson, M.Ed Edward Waters Collegfe @wmjackson #MyQuestToTeach 25 Suggestions for African Bloggers 1. Write as if the world is going to read your content. When people read your content they should see, feel and hear the passion for what your blogging about. 2. When […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: Building African Bloggers To Share African Voices (Part 2)"Part 1 Building African Bloggers To Share African Voices William Jackson, M.Ed. Educator, Blogger Edward Waters College Twitter @wmjackson – #MyQuestToTeach Blogging ideas from a national and international Blogger, Speaker, Content Creator, Thought Leader. There are millions of potential brother and sister bloggers in Africa, diverse people of color and culture, yearning to tell their […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: Building African Bloggers To Share African Voices (Part 1)"Fatherhood from the First Day of School William Jackson, M.Ed. Educator of 27 years, Teacher of the Year, Instructor with Edward Waters College. Parent of 2 college students Each school year is an opportunity to begin anew. To start off on a great foundation of learning and discovery. It is also another opportunity to encourage […]
Read more "Guest Post via @wmjackson: Fatherhood from the First Day of School"My school district opened its doors to students on August 15, 2016. It was my 13th year in a leadership role overseeing opening of school as a technology leader. Anxious parents, new students, excited teachers, and leaders throughout the district work together to ensure it was a good first day. And in all the years […]
Read more "Guest Post via @TR_BO: Sweat the Small Stuff"The first couple days of school are sometimes full of rules and dictation. Old movies used to take an hour to get to the action and excitement (I think they used to call it “developing the plot” or “building the story”). Does anybody else see a parallel here? Students are growing up in an era of […]
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