Posts filed under: Time Management for School Leaders

Time Management for School Leaders

When we create a Facebook  “fan page,” we naturally assume that when someone “Likes” the page, the content posted to that page will show up in their news feed. Right? As it turns out, that’s actually not true. I am...
I was invited to contribute to School Leadership Briefing, an audio journal providing professional development to administrators. Update: This audio is no longer available. You will find a number of posts on this blog that teach those four tools: a...
If you are visiting here as a result of yesterday’s workshop, welcome! I hope you will check back often. One of the afternoon topics was iGoogle, and I gave you a quick overview of the “gadgets” I have on my...
Thanks to Bob Howe for inviting me to present at the Michigan Elementary & Middle School Principals Association Summer Leadership Institute! I was met at the airport by Rachel Turner, a delightful first-year elementary principal. Talking with her reminds me...
Every good thing we do for our students, our families, our communities, or ourselves is accomplished through the dimension of time. Learn to manage your time and organize your surroundings, and you open the potential for accomplishment in many areas....
There are still plenty of seats left for the Get Organized! workshop offered through the Jacksonville State University Inservice Center on June 23. The time is 8:30-4:00. The inservice is providing a free copy of the book to all participants!...
Thanks to everyone who attend one of my breakout sessions at the North Alabama Administrators Conference yesterday. We did run out of the handout that gave you a screen shot of a sample “My Documents” folder. The great thing about...
This post is written for those who participated in “Your Own Blog in 10 Minutes or Less” through VAETC (Virtual Alabama Educational Technology Conference). These are the sample blogs that we viewed: Talladega City Schools Collaborative parent/community blog Teach Talladega...
There are still plenty of seats left for the Get Organized! workshop offered through the Jacksonville State University Inservice Center on June 23. The time is 8:30-4:00. The inservice is providing a free copy of the book to all participants!...
This past Halloween was spent at the National Middle School Association Convention in Denver. I presented a one-hour version of Get Organized! to a large and receptive audience. Yesterday, I received notification that I have been selected to present a...