Keith Bailey, Executive Director of the Pee-Dee Math, Science, and Technology Academy in Bishopville, SC, was recently the subject of a February 2017 Leader Spotlight by the South Carolina Public Charter School District. In the spotlight Bailey shares some highlights of their initiatives and describes the problem-based learning aspect of the Learner-Active, Technology-Infused Classroom™. Bailey […]
An April 5, 2017, article in the Echoes~Sentinel newspaper describes how with the “Learner-Active, Technology-Infused Classroom program in Watchung Schools, more and more teachers are preparing their instruction in modern and more personalized ways”. Watchung, New Jersey, Valley View School Principal Mary Nunn said, “this comprehensive instructional model applies systems theory to classroom instruction to address […]
IDE Corp. is pleased to announce that it will be presenting at the NJASA 2017 Spring Leadership Conference taking place on May 17–19, 2017, at Caesars in Atlantic City, NJ. “Creating the Conditions for a School-wide Student-Driven Culture” will be presented by Dr. Lee Nittel, Superintendent of Canfield Avenue School in Mine Hill Township, and […]
On March 28, 2017, Larry Ferlazzo asked, “How can we close the gap between new ideas and implementation?” Dr. Nancy Sulla responded and spoke to the “disconnect between those who conceive of ideas and those who are expected to implement them.” See the full article on the Education Week website. Dr. Nancy Sulla is the Founder […]
Is it possible that executive function is the missing link to student achievement? Dr. Nancy Sulla thinks so and shares her view in a YouTube video and in her upcoming book, Building Executive Function: The Missing Link to Student Achievement. Dr. Sulla addresses executive function in terms of the skills needed for conscious control, engagement, […]