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Growing Teachers: Five Essential Elements of a Large-Scale System of Learning

March 14, 2023 | Comments Off on Growing Teachers: Five Essential Elements of a Large-Scale System of Learning

Back to Blog Growing Teachers: Five Essential Elements of a Large-Scale System of Learning By: Kristy Kueber-Pope, Growing Readers Specialist, Metropolitan Regional Educational Service Agency.  She can be reached by phone at 404-667-4734 and by email at kristy.kueber@mresa.org. Kathy Matthews, Growing Readers Project Manager, Metropolitan Regional Educational Service Agency.  She can be reached by phone at…

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From Survive to Thrive: Business Model Innovation within the Educational Service Agency

July 7, 2022 | Comments Off on From Survive to Thrive: Business Model Innovation within the Educational Service Agency

By Dr. Jo Ann Marie Steinbauer Consultant and researcher This study explored how and to what degree Education Service Agency (ESA) leaders apply business model innovation to promote organizational sustainability and growth. More specifically, this research aimed to unearth the successes, challenges, and outcomes ESA leaders have experienced in applying business model innovation. A qualitative…

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What Do We Really Know about the Teacher Shortage and What Can We Do?

June 21, 2022 | Comments Off on What Do We Really Know about the Teacher Shortage and What Can We Do?

By: Dr. Kay Shurtleff, Region 10 Research & Evaluation Analyst Educator shortages are a topic of conversation and concern in schools and school districts across the country. We all know teachers who routinely cover other teachers’ classes, are overburdened with larger class sizes, and are unable to be away from the classroom for professional development…

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Leadership and Adversity in Times of Crisis: Diamonds in the Rough

July 27, 2021 | Comments Off on Leadership and Adversity in Times of Crisis: Diamonds in the Rough

By Dr. Gregory S. Koons, Executive Director, Schuylkill Intermediate Unit 29 The pandemic has posed numerous challenges on educational leaders, and consequently, the pressures faced have created opportunities for educators to shine brightly.  Pressure is “the application of force to something by something else in direct contact with it” (Merriam-Webster, 2021).  As a resident, educator,…

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