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"Professional Development Opportunities”

Utilizing the power of the web, FASA is partnering with JK Thomas & Associates to provide powerful professional development to districts and teachers across the state.
Convenient and flexible, these quality programs are all available 24/7 online, on a variety of topics from nationally renowned presenters. Click here to learn more!

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FASA now provides professional development for teachers!

With topics ranging from Differentiated Instruction to Reading in the Content Areas, each 6 hour credit program is available for just $90 per teacher. Click here to learn more!
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Governor's Serve to Preserve: Green Schools Awards

Florida Governor Charlie Crist, Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Michael Sole and Department of Education Commissioner Dr. Eric Smith invite you to become part of the exciting 2009 Green Schools Awards program. Nominate yourself or others who have demonstrated a sense of stewardship for the environment in a school setting.



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“All the principals in a district should have breakfasts or dinners together, sharing problems and ideas, should do walk-throughs of each other’s schools, should come together to solve problems.”

—Phyllis Hunter, Consultant, Houston

News You Can Use
Time is What Principals Need
"You can't change principals every year or every other year," Warford said. "It's a recipe for disaster."

Bullying Top Issue for School Safety Chief
To lead the federal effort to keep schools safe, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has tapped a Southern Baptist preacher's gay son who turned a childhood of prejudice, taunts and harassment into an activist career that's sought to expand tolerance, safety and opportunities for gay and lesbian students.

Accountability 2.0
In the 21st century, core competencies are as important as core knowledge.

New Law Forces Florida Schools to Improve: Or Else
But Jim Warford, executive director of the Florida Association of School Administrators, said the change sets schools up for failure. The state isn't giving school districts extra money to fund improvements. "Now we're asking them [schools] to do everything with nothing, and that's my biggest fear," Warford said.

Make Education More Relevant
The real problem is that the 160-year-old public school model is obsolete, and it's time we reinvent it.

NY Principals Denounce Plans to Cut Training Days
The New York City principals' union on Tuesday denounced a proposal to eliminate two days of staff development before the first day of school in September, saying teachers and principals needed the time to plan and set up classrooms before children arrived.

Broward School Board Votes to Fire 400 Teachers
The Broward School Board voted unanimously Tuesday night to lay off almost 400 teachers, despite pleas from more than 150 parents, teachers and students -- mostly from West Broward High School -- to keep them in their jobs.


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Mike Tremor's Bits & Dits
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BIT:    The key to creating student ownership of learning is establishing opportunities for them to take that ownership.  

DIT:    Take advantage of youthful self-absorption to create some heated debates.

DIT:    Don’t climb onto your soapbox; let the kids scavenge for their own answers and then vote on who gave the best ones.

DIT:    Construct a congenial atmosphere where everyone looks forward to hearing what others have to say.  Your greatest reward will come when someone greets you with an excited, “What are we gonna talk about today?”

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