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How to Prioritize Problems with Eric Makelky and Jethro Jones Transformative Principal 523

How to Prioritize Problems with Eric Makelky and Jethro Jones Transformative Principal 523

Season 11 Episode 523 Published 3 years, 1 month ago
Description
  • How Eric Taught a student to write a better email.
  • Write better emails
  • How to prioritize problems.
  • Keeping a focus
  • What’s keeping you from focusing on your 1 thing in your school?
  • 1 thing: getting into classrooms.
  • Master schedule -
  • Is this even in the top ten list?
  • Got into his 1 thing within a month every year.
  • Priorities - getting prepared for state testing, getting prepared for next year’s scheduling, graduation, staffing for next year.
  • Are your priorities your todo list?
  • Big idea behind state testing
    • reflect the efforts of our kids
  • What makes or breaks a great school.
  • Why isn’t your past experiences translating to the current situation.
  • Graduation rate was 85%, wasn’t meeting our goals.
  • Goal of learning 1 thing each day.
  • I’ve learned something new every day.
  • What is the 1 thing that if you
  • What was most valuable? Reframing how I prioritize
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