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2011 Convention & Exposition t Tuesday, February 8, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm $100, Advance Registration Required TCEA LEADERShIP SEMINAR LUNChEoN KEYNoTE As leaders, we must create change to address the needs of 21st century learners. Technology provides us no limits for teaching and learning. We can learn from across the street or across the world. There are no limits to what we can do for kids. Join leaders from across the state in this full-day pre-convention academy to indulge in inspiring and knowledgeable keynotes, a plethora of breakout sessions, and collaborative opportunities suited for leaders in educational technology. Engage in breakout sessions on: l Web 2.0 Tools and Cybersafety l Administrator’s Role l Online and Blended Learning l Technology Rich Classrooms Detailed information about the Leadership Seminar is available at www.tcea2011.org t Leadership Upgrade 2011 Frances Shuster, Coaching for Results, Inc. How often do you upgrade your computer or cell phone or purchase the newest electronic device? Electronics today change constantly, and we stand in line to be among the first to have and use the latest and greatest. When was the last time you upgraded your leadership technology? Coaching is globally recognized as an essential leadership technology for leaders in all walks of life. Be among the first in line to own and use today’s essential leadership tools, skills and attitudes of coaching. There are no limits to the transformational power of today’s committed coach-leaders! Frances Shuster has been coaching professionally since 1997 in the areas of leadership development, transformational change, executive effectiveness, and strategic thinking and planning. In addition to guiding her clients to develop insights, she partners with them to co-design positive actions that lead to acceleration of goal achievement. CLoSING SESSIoN Building a Culture of Limitless Learning, opportunity, and Leadership Dr. Karen Rue, Superintendent of Northwest ISD A digital society requires a change in how we “do school.” The many challenges of digital teaching and learning can be overwhelming. Today’s school leader must boldly and relentlessly communicate and model a 21st century vision for 21st century learning. Dr. Karen Rue, Superintendent of Northwest ISD, will offer a vision for transformational change through transformational leadership. How will you meet the challenge? sponsored by http://www.tcea2011.org

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of District Administration - November/December 2010

District Administration - November/December 2010
Contents
From the Editor
News Update
Administrator Profile
District Profile
Black Children Still Left Behind
ARRA Funds Empower Schools to Power Down
A Call for Technology Leadership
Readers Pick Top 100 Products of the Year
Going Mobile
Superintendent’s Insights
Supervisor’s Opinion
Professional Opinion
Student Counsel

District Administration - November/December 2010