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Erin’s interview with Shari Gateley @ShariGateley

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OklaSaid’s very own Erin Barnes!

Moving Toward Innovation

Tonight's chat is about Moving toward and supporting Innovation Using this model that @cultofpedagogy put out when considering answers to tonight's chat… #oklaed
IV = Innovators
EA = Early Adopters
EM = Early Majority
LM = Late Majority
LG = Laggard pic.twitter.com/1GcIonEFVl

— Plain ol’ Erin Barnes (@ebarnes73) September 3, 2018

Q1: #oklaed pic.twitter.com/FcGhycm6MP

— Plain ol’ Erin Barnes (@ebarnes73) September 3, 2018

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Kas Nelson @kasnelson PK-6 Principal in Vici. Also blogs at aprincipalspace.wordpress.com

This week’s chat is about creating a culture of reading in your classroom or school! Many of these questions are from “Lead With Literacy” by Mandy Ellis #LeadLit

Welcome to tonight's chat!
#OKLAED, Let's get LIT! Introduce yourself and share a favorite professional book! #oklaed #leadLIT pic.twitter.com/j7ZwSdvcmr

— Kas Nelson (@kasnelson) August 27, 2018

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Steve Gilliland @stv_gilliland Assistant Principal at Del City High School.

Servant Leadership in Education

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— Steve Gilliland (@Stv_Gilliland) August 20, 2018

A1) Leaders pick people whose vision meets the general vision, and whom they trust to pursue that vision. Then, they listen so they know how to support, mobilize that support, and get the hell out of the way. I’m lucky that my admins do this. I feel validated. #OklaEd

— Will M Dunn (@Willmdunn) August 20, 2018

A1: Servant leaders are selfless…

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Erin’s interview with Steve Gilliland @Stv_Gilliland

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Tina Kirkpatrick @mrs_kpat 6th grade math and science teacher at jefferson elementary in Pryor

Evidence Based Teaching Strategies

Q1: What are some specific instructional strategies used in your school that have positively impacted student achievement? #Oklaed pic.twitter.com/YMgwmIepnz

— Tina Kirkpatrick (@Mrs_Kpat) August 13, 2018

A1 – We have really pushed literacy and reading in every content area. We have math teachers, art teachers, etc. buying in and having Ss read articles that tie into their curriculum. It’s awesome! #oklaed

— Shari Gateley (@ShariGateley) August 13, 2018

A1. I

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Telannia Norfar @thnorfar

A Conversation about #ObserveMe

Read more about #ObserveMe on Robert Kaplinsky’s Blog

We have a packed house tonight!! Glad to see everyone. Tonight is a little different. No QA format. Just good old convo. Just start talking about any of the prompts. #Oklaed pic.twitter.com/1vPVoEx2Og

— Mrs. Telannia Norfar (@thnorfar) January 29, 2018

I think that #ObserveMe can foster growth, but ONLY if meaningful feedback is provided. I also think that the observer should be open to learning as well. However, chaos is chaos so you can’t call disorder a “difference in procedures” #OklaEd

— Maxwell (@jmmxviii) January 29, 2018