Richard Culatta

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Transformational Learning Principles: Rethinking the Experience of School

Professional Learning

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Sarah McKibben

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School Leaders, Don’t Leave New Teachers “Uncoached”

Leadership

Chris Torres

Mary E. Laski

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Breaking the “Egg-Crate” Model of Schooling

Jen Schwanke

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The Principal as Mentor and Coach

Pérsida Himmele

William Himmele

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Teaching for Total Participation

Instructional Strategies

Missy Springsteen-Haupt 

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“Workshopping” the First Years of Teaching

Wesley L. C. Henry

Adam L. Swinney

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New Doesn’t Mean Novice

Lisa Westman

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Reframing New Teachers’ Common Misconceptions

Alisa Leckie 

Amanda Wall

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The Paid Resident Teacher: A Model for Retention

Nate Levenson

Nathan Levenson

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What New Special Education Teachers Need to Succeed

Equity

Douglas Fisher

Nancy Frey

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Checking for Understanding

Assessment

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Paul Emerich France

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The Fundamentals of Formative Assessment

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Matthew R. Kay

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A Classroom Without Cell Phones

Classroom Management

Jim Knight

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The Curse of Certainty 

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Educational Leadership Staff

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Tell Us About

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EL Takeaways 

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Supporting the Success of Alternatively Certified Teachers

Snapshot: Generational Talent

Generational Talent

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5 Ways to Invest in New Teachers

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Should You Be a Friend or an Authority Figure?

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Helping New Teachers Thrive

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The September 2024 issue of Educational Leadership looks at best practices and systemic shifts instructional leaders can employ to boost overall staff capacity and help new teachers thrive—while reducing staff turnover.

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About this Issue

Features

Transformational Learning Principles: Rethinking the Experience of School

School Leaders, Don’t Leave New Teachers “Uncoached”

Breaking the “Egg-Crate” Model of Schooling

The Principal as Mentor and Coach

Teaching for Total Participation

“Workshopping” the First Years of Teaching

New Doesn’t Mean Novice

Reframing New Teachers’ Common Misconceptions

The Paid Resident Teacher: A Model for Retention

What New Special Education Teachers Need to Succeed

Columns

Checking for Understanding

The Fundamentals of Formative Assessment

A Classroom Without Cell Phones

The Curse of Certainty

Tell Us About

EL Takeaways

Advisory: Trends and Ideas

Supporting the Success of Alternatively Certified Teachers

Generational Talent

5 Ways to Invest in New Teachers

Should You Be a Friend or an Authority Figure?

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