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Fridays in Fairbanks with Dana Evans Transformative Principal 151
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Dana Evans Twitter is the principal of Barnette Magnet School in Fairbanks, AK.
- Students sign up for dance, tai kwon doe and other physical activities throughout the week.
- Friday in Fairbanks activity. See a schedule here
- extra prep time for teachers on Friday.
- How to schedule things for Fairbanks.
- Excursions cost about 20,000 a year.
- Go with the flow is a very important characteristic to have for teachers and students.
- Students with disabilities are thriving in this environment.
- Could this work at a typical school?
- How we could change the typical school to meet individual student needs?
- Core is grade specific.
- Start small with afternoon science and a couple
- How to be a transformative principal? Think of the possibilities.
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