March 2026: School Administrator
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Painting Portraits to Map PathwaysThe experiences of four school districts using Portraits of a Graduate to guide teaching and learning of real skills.
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Principle 2: The New Basics: Real Skills for Real LifeA Q&A with AASA鈥檚 John Malloy and Beth Silveira about the importance of incorporating the new basics into all aspects of schooling.
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Offspring in the SuperintendencyWould superintendents recommend their job as a career pursuit for their own children?
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Truth on an ApplicationA guidance counselor is wary of writing a letter of recommendation for a student with a ploy to switch his major once in college to improve his admissions chances. Our ethics panel weighs in.
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Pushing Past the Staff鈥檚 Suspect ThinkingWhen teachers view artificial intelligence foremost as a threat or a danger, it鈥檚 incumbent to address such worries head-on.
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Developing Productive Relations with Your ChairFour tactics for ensuring an effective superintendent-board chair connection.
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Why Every School Leader Should Teach AgainTwo weeks running a 6th-grade classroom recently fueled important insights for an assistant superintendent.
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Pay Attention: The Crisis That Might Not Be
Re-examining our assumptions about students鈥� declining attention spans. Maybe it鈥檚 more of a need to refocus or inspire their attention.
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Promoting Real Skills for Real LifeHow AASA鈥檚 Public Education Promise will help educators build the workforce of the future.
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The New Readiness Our Students DeserveGiving students the meaningful learning experiences they want to prepare them for life beyond K-12 education.
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Sidelight: Trish NewsomA Sidelight on the global marathon running of Dayton, Tenn.鈥檚 superintendent, Trish Newsom.
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Spreading Rural Advocacy Far and WideThe executive director of the National Rural Education Association on how the superintendency prepared her for advocacy work
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Editor's Note
A Welcome Resource
萝卜AV视频and its members have been fortunate during the past few years to receive the welcome attention and wisdom of one of the nation鈥檚 more accomplished childhood development authorities, Ellen Galinsky.
As president of the Families and Work Institute, she participates in our association鈥檚 Early Learning and Redefining Ready cohorts, served as keynoter at last fall鈥檚 well-received Real Skills for Real Life summit and participated in the Public Education Promise work group. She鈥檚 a producer of a forthcoming accredited course on AASA鈥檚 Real Skills for Real Life. Galinsky has written hundreds of research reports and journal articles and, as of this month, she is now a contributor to this magazine.
The author of Mind in the Making, labelled 鈥渁n iconic parenting manual鈥� by The New York Times, Galinsky was brought into the 萝卜AV视频fold after connecting with the Early Learning Cohort in 2019. In short order, she became a thought leader for the cohort, and she says she鈥檚 been enthused ever since about working with the association and its members, especially in integrating executive functioning knowledge and practice in schooling.
Read her cover story, 鈥淭he Breakthrough Years for Executive Functioning."
Jay P. Goldman
Editor, School Administrator
703-875-0745
jgoldman@aasa.org
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