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Principal Program News
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Finding HOPE Beyond Wounds
Back when we first started presenting at conferences in 2006, we heard lots of things about “at-risk” students, but it seemed we were missing the boat with a large population of children being lumped into that at-risk category. We felt like some children are beyond at-risk, so we decided to utilize a different word: Wounded. […]
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Supporting Students’ Social-Emotional Learning Competencies through School-Community Partnerships in STEM/STEAM Education
Krista M. Stith & Rachel L. Geesa, STEM Integrations, LLC Oftentimes, when we consider science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEM/STEAM) community partners in education, we think about the academic resources that community partners can share to enrich curricula and provide real-world and authentic experiences for students. However, to support PK-12 students to be career […]
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Tips for Influencing Legislators
As we approach the 2021 Indiana General Assembly legislative session, we want to continue to communicate ways for you the help IASP increase our legislative footprint around the state. Below are some tips that you can use to help improve your ability to influence the legislators that represent you and your school community. 1.Get to […]
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P2R2 – A Formula for a Successful SEL Program
Rick Hunt – Principal of Rockport Elementary, Rockport, IN Have you ever longed for a bag of magic dust that you could sprinkle over the heads of your students and make all the behavior issues, confidence issues, and other classroom concerns just disappear? P2R2 IS NOT a recipe for the magic dust… sorry. However, if […]
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Resilience
Written by Ashlee Bruggenschmidt, Principal, Sharon Elementary School 2019-2020 IN Elementary Principal of the Year From stay at home orders, daily data displayed on COVID-19 illness and death rates in the media, and of course the scare of reopening schools, SEL (Social Emotional Learning) has moved from a “nice to do” to a “MUST DO” […]
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Come Home to the TSC: One Corporations’ Journey in Social and Emotional Learning
By Dr. BeAnn Younker, Mrs. Megan Ulrich, Mrs. Anne Marshall and the TSC Brain Brigade SEL Leadership Team Some of the best frameworks in a school district come from moments that are unexpected. The unplanned conversations or work that turns into a comprehensive plan that changes the culture of your corporation. This is what happened […]
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It’s Conference Time!
The annual IASP Assistant Principals and Fall Professionals Conferences will both be offered in a hybrid format this year, giving all attendees the choice to attend in-person or virtually. Registration is available online and is being offered at the reduced Early-Bird fee throughout the conferences. Click here to view the Assistant Principals Conference schedule and […]
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Service-Learning BLENDS into VIRTUALLY Everything!
Guest Blog by Beth Smith, Consultant, Inspire3 Virtual instruction and blended learning have become leading strategies for content delivery and response. As schools look to increase and improve their scope and delivery of content through virtual and blended learning formats, concerns arise regarding student engagement, social interaction, and efficacy. One way to promote engagement, social […]
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There is No Place Like Home for Service-Learning
Guest Blog by Beth Smith, Consultant, Inspire3 Service-learning is often thought of as an “in-school only” type of project. Yet service-learning can be conducted and completed from home or as an eLearning opportunity for students. It is a great way to provide engaging and meaningful content to students at home. Service learning is uniquely capable […]
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Service-learning for One and All (Content Areas)
By Guest Blog author Beth Smith, Consultant, Inspire3 Service-learning has multiple benefits for students, schools, and communities. Among those proven benefits are an improved school climate, improved student attendance, and improved community relations as members see young people as assets. Given that service-learning is so beneficial to all parties, it is great news that it […]
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Learning to Serve From a Distance
By Guest Blog author Beth Smith, Consultant, Inspire3 There is no doubt of the importance of e-Learning and Distance Learning for students. As a necessary and emerging form of content delivery and mastery, there are still questions about the efficacy of the practice and its level of student engagement. One way to answer these questions […]
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Who’s in Your Crew?
Public Library Partnerships for 21st Century Skills By: Cyndi Terrell and Nathan Watson Public libraries and schools are equally driven by the same goals when it comes to providing information and digital literacy education. Libraries and schools both want to ensure that students are effective and ethical users of ideas and information. Public libraries and […]
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