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Feb 6, 2016 1 hr

WEP 0024: Building Better Collaborations Between Administrators and Educators

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Kelly Croy interviews Ross Cooper about how teachers and administrators can work better together to achieve common goals, promote their schools, provide better professional development, why educators and administrators should blog and so much more. One of the best takeaways from this interview is listening to two friends passionate about education talking honestly about their observations in education and how they can better communicate and work together. Ross is brilliant. Also, as a foodie, Ross will share the secret location of the best pizza on the planet! Ross is the Supervisor of Instructional Practice K-12 in the Salisbury Township School District (1:1 MacBook/iPad) in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He is an Apple Distinguished Educator and a Google Certified Teacher. His passions are: curriculum and unit design, inquiry-based learning, assessment and grading, and quality professional development. He blogs about these topics at rosscoops31.com. Also, he regularly engages in speaking, consulting, and presenting. He has conducted keynotes, speaking engagements, and workshops ranging from 15 minutes to all-day. A list of what he has previously offered, and testimonials, can be found on his blog. Connect with him on Twitter at @RossCoops31. Mentioned in this Podcast: Ross's blog www.RossCoops31.com Ross's most influential book: Platform by Michael Hyatt Living Forward by Michael Hyatt Will it Fly? by Pat Flynn Please visit the Wired Educator blog at www.WiredEducator.com Kelly would love your 5 Star review for this podcast on iTunes. Also, order a copy of Kelly's book, Along Came a Leader, on Amazon.

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