1. MEMSPA Diigo
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Accept the invite to join MEMSPA Pioneer Group
2. MEMSPA Diigo
Write a quick introduction of yourself and/or read about
your colleagues in each of the two sessions.
This Creative Learning Community will provide us
with a model of how to reach students...staff..and
parents and change mindsets
The C.L.C. will archive our discussions and allow you
to bookmark websites and share with others
4. Introductions
Name and Title:
Adam Hartley
Principal
Birmingham Covington School
(3rd-8th Grade Global Learning Hub)
Birmingham, MI
Something Personal
Married 18 years to Nicole (3rd Grade Teacher)
Three Kids: Taylor (Senior), Adam (Freshman), Cameron (6th Grade)
What Inspires You?
Learning from others and helping others learn
6. My Goal Today
Change Mindets
Net working (to change mindets)
Model a Global Learning Hub
Model P.D. activities
To question our practices as leaders
To question the system in which we lead
To inspire you to deviate from the status quo
7. We Know There Are Dangers-
Will We Watch or Will We Act?
8. 1. Leading The Way
2. Moving away from âschoolsâand
building Global Learning Hubs
3. Global Consultancy: Overcoming Barriers
9. Global Mindset Speed Discussions:
Get the Conversation Started!
Prepare a series of quotes, pictures, videos, etc...
connected to the PD, staff meeting, etc...
Participants pair up (get creative) and discuss each slide.
Each slide should be discussed for 2 minutes (60 seconds
for each participant)
11. At what point this past year have you felt this way?
12. Discuss these quotes and how they connect to
your Responsibilities as a Leader
âThe first critical job of a leader is to identify and to face
realityâ
-Jim Collins: Good to Great
âKids just aren't motivated anymoreâ
-many educators/parents
What are the realties in motivating and engaging todays
generation of students?
13. Finish these sentences...
I use technology to...
My teachers use technology to...
My students use technology to...
I Wish...
I could use technology to...
My teachers could use technology to...
My students could use technology to...
14.
15. What does this mean to you as an Instructional Leader?
More Developed Countries
-Research
National Center on
-Design
Education and the
-Development
Economy
-Marketing and Sales
(2007) Creative -Global Supply Chain
Work Management
Routine
Routine
Work Work
done by people done by machines
Less Developed Countries
19. Fun Facts!- Consumed
Generation Y...
Also known as âMillennialsâ and Digital natives
Born 1980 to 2000
80 million strong
Grew up with school shootings, 9/11, Hurricane
Katrina, Iraq
Proficient with technology, often called âDigital Nativesâ
Personality characteristics: confident, social, celebrate
diversity, collaborative
20. Fun Facts!- Consumed
Generation Y is more ethnically and racially diverse than older generations, with people
of color making up about 40% of our population.
Half of all young people of color are Hispanic.
93% of teens ages 12-17 go online, as do 93% of young adults ages 18-29.
75% of Millennials have created a profile on a social networking site.
1 in every 5 Millennials have posted a video of themselves online.
41% of Millennials use only a cell phone and have no landline.
Over half of YouTubeâs users are under 20 years old.
Pew Research Center 2010 report, Millennials: A Portrait of Generation Next
21. Fun Facts!- Produced
In Groups of 2 (Researcher and Reporter)
Find 3 Articles/Websites/Blogs/etc...
that discuss facts/stats/etc... about the y generation or
Digital Natives
Using your diigolet- bookmark the resource and share
with your MEMSPA Pioneer Group
23. âA great teacher can create a great classroom,
but only a principal can provide the required leadership
to create and sustain a great school,â
-Gail Connelly, executive director of the
National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP)
Total Leaders Creating Productive Change
inevitable
Mass Customized Learning
Learning in the Age of Empowerment
Charles Schwahn and Beatrice McGarvey, 2011
27. More Developed Countries
-Research
National Center on
-Design
Education and the
-Development
Economy
-Marketing and Sales
(2007) Creative -Global Supply Chain
Management
Work
Routine
Routine
Work Work
done by people done by machines
Less Developed Countries
28.
29. In The News...
Facebook app tracks student cafeteria purchases
50 Reasons to Invite Facebook Into Your Classroom
Facebook and Time Warner
Let There Be Facebook! Our plunge join to stop cyber bullying
into using FB for summer reading
and other learning adventures
Facebook used to help identify 5000 ïŹsh species
Social media find place in classroom
Students need to be taught how to use Facebook
How social media is changing the education industry
Research you'll 'like':
Facebook can help boost self esteem
30. facebook in Education
Facebook Safety
http://www.facebook.com/fbsafety
StopBullying.Gov
http://www.facebook.com/StopBullying.Gov
No Name Calling Week
http://www.facebook.com/nonamecallingweek
Beat Bullying (UK)
http://www.facebook.com/Beatbullying
GLSEN
http://www.facebook.com/GLSEN
BullyBust
http://www.facebook.com/upstander
BullyingUK
http://www.facebook.com/BullyingUK
Cyberbullying Research Center
http://www.facebook.com/cyberbullyingresearch
Bullying Canada
http://www.facebook.com/BullyingCanada.ca
The Trevor Project
http://www.facebook.com/TheTrevorProject
33. The Y Generation-
Are We Meeting Their Needs/Wants?
The NEED
for CHANGE
If you
are lucky
Majority
of our The
classrooms âsystemâ
Tweaked and G.E.E.K.ed
35. Visionary Leaders: Frame Vision
You have a vision...
make it a reality
Chances are other
organizations, businesses,
entrepreneurs have a similar vision
Principal
+
Entrepreneur =
Principreneur
Hinweis der Redaktion
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can anyone dispute this???\nso- if these are our customers...have we adapted to meet their needs???\n
can anyone dispute this???\nso- if these are our customers...have we adapted to meet their needs???\n
researcher and reporter- give students a tasks- if you have one computer each student is a researcher for that day- changing mindsets!\n
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this is when change happens...teachers own it...students own it\nex...action research\n
this is when change happens...teachers own it...students own it\nex...action research\n
Future Thinkers\nConnect your work to the future- not to the past\nfrom this video..or your own thoughts/experiences..what are some reasons to change?\n\n
Future 21st century work\nspeed discussions reflection...share what your partner said\nhere is a good reason... remember future thinking...\n
here is another reason...\nshow how the y gen can connect to individuals with ease...\nthey are the true masters of networking- are they able to do this in school?\n
one example of changing mindsets... (also discuss cellphones)\n\nheadlines of articles re: facebook in education\nits not going anywhere...\n
its not facebook- its what it does...\nmindset over materials....\n
Another reason...\nshow how y gen have information at their fingertips-\nover 40 million hits in less than a second\n\n\n
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Dr. Benjamin Bloom 1950‘s created this taxonomy of thinking paradigms... \nHe found that 95% of test questions given to our students were recall knowledge- lowest level\nDefine, list, label\nits 2011 - has this changed? NO\n\nMajority of classrooms do not go beyond Knowledge and Understand-\nIf you get the “fun” teacher or “good” teacher you may get to apply your knowledge and possibly analyze the data you receive.\nThe GC GLH will provide a learning environment that encompasses all thinking skills but will have its main focus on the top of the taxonomy\n
this is when change happens...teachers own it...students own it\nex...action research\n