Classroom observations can be dog-and-pony shows and used as weapons... or they could be meaningful and provide an opportunity for dialogue and growth.  An Illinois Superintendent decided to take home every formal observation and read them.  Insane?  Genius?  Both?  He wrote a book about it...and a damn good one at that.  Here about it in this episode. Dr. PJ Caposey can be followed on Twitter: @MCUSDSupe

Classroom observations can be dog-and-pony shows and used as weapons... or they could be meaningful and provide an opportunity for dialogue and growth. An Illinois Superintendent decided to take home every formal observation and read them. Insane? Genius? Both? He wrote a book about it...and a damn good one at that. Here about it in this episode. Dr. PJ Caposey can be followed on Twitter: @MCUSDSupe

Classroom observations can be dog-and-pony shows and used as weapons... or they could be meaningful and provide an opportunity for dialogue and growth.&nbsp; An Illinois Superintendent decided to take home every formal observation and read them.&nbsp; Insane?&nbsp; Genius?&nbsp; Both?&nbsp; He wrote a book about it...and a damn good one at that.&nbsp; Here about it in this episode. Dr. PJ Caposey can be followed on Twitter: @MCUSDSupe&nbsp;

Episode 7: Making Observations Meaningful

There has been more change in education in the past 6 years than 60. Join the National Superintendent of the Year as he discusses a myriad of topics, reviewing everything from the latest tech trends to tips that you can turnkey in your position. Warning: it's a North-Jersey podcast; if you can't take some ribbing, go back to NPR.

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