Baltimore County Chooses Omnilert to Increase School Safety But Access Control not Addressed
In this video I briefly highlight how BCPS has chosen Omnilert as its choice to scan crowds for weapons. While this is a good choice, in my opinion more attention is needed in access control. Aging school buildings need a centralized method as many still rely on keyed locks. I believe this was a major …
Worcester County Quietly Getting it Done
In this video I take a closer look at Worcester County Schools. They are leading or near the top in most recent MCAP testing and seem to be quietly getting it done.
Sun Article shows Maryland’s Double-Edged Sword: Accountability and Consequences; make up your mind.
A Baltimore Sun article highlights a perplexing paradox: criticizing punitive actions like virtual learning while they, and other media outlets in recent times, have condemned schools for not holding students accountable. This dilemma underscores the complex decision-making educators face, as illustrated by a student’s behavior prompting debates about safety, consequences, and effective learning methods.
First Year Teacher Success: Expert Tips from an administrator
In this insightful video, seasoned school administrator John Huber lends his expertise to first-year teachers. With a focus on preparation, authenticity, and assertiveness, John emphasizes the importance of laying a solid groundwork through planning, fostering meaningful connections by staying true to oneself, and creating a positive classroom atmosphere by taking charge. These three invaluable tips, …
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What is the Biggest Problem in Education?
Many people wonder about what the biggest problem in our education system is. While student behavior and teacher dedication are often mentioned, there’s a crucial issue hiding in the background – it’s about how we manage our school staff. In the past, school districts used to hire teachers from a central office, like …