Rural Settings (Archived)

Leading and Learning in Rural Schools

Location

Rural Strand - Bowie C

Focused Area

Youth-At-Risk in Rural Settings

Relevance to Focused Area

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Primary Strand

Academic Achievement & School Leadership

Relevance to Primary Strand

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Brief Program Description

Although there are many foundational elements to leading schools and it turn there are fundamental elements that embody high quality teaching and learning, but leading and learning in a rural setting presents its own challenges and opportunities. This session will focus on those unique opportunities that create exceptional learning opportunities for students and teachers in a rapidly changing “connected” globalized world. Participants will walk away with strategies that can immediately implement.

Summary

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Evidence

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Format

Individual Presentation

Biographical Sketch

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Start Date

10-23-2016 2:45 PM

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End Date

10-23-2016 5:00 PM

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Oct 23rd, 2:45 PM Oct 23rd, 5:00 PM

Leading and Learning in Rural Schools

Rural Strand - Bowie C

Although there are many foundational elements to leading schools and it turn there are fundamental elements that embody high quality teaching and learning, but leading and learning in a rural setting presents its own challenges and opportunities. This session will focus on those unique opportunities that create exceptional learning opportunities for students and teachers in a rapidly changing “connected” globalized world. Participants will walk away with strategies that can immediately implement.