Steve Baule
Steve Baule served as a technology director, high school principal, and superintendent for 20+ years in K-12 education. He is currently the director of Winona State University’s online educational doctorate program in Minnesota.
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The success of new technology implementation hinges on effective leadership, clear communication, and comprehensive training

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Some reading about AI in education to help better understand its potential impacts and harness its capabilities

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As AI continues to evolve, instructors must modify their approach by designing meaningful, rigorous assessments.

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If you’re researching a subject and hit a broken link, don’t fear! Your search can continue with these methods

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Advice and tips for teaching students how to conduct research online

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I have identified a few podcasts worth considering.

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Mental health and other wraparound services may not seem that related to educational technology, but they are related.

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Earlier this week, President Obama announced that the US High School graduation rate has reached anew record high at 83%.

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Communication seems to always be an issue for schools.

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There is a large amount of research that suggests waiting until kindergarten for children to begin formal learning isn’t early enough.

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As we transition toESSAfromNCLBunder the umbrella of theESEA, it is important to remember to explain ourselves to those not used to educational jargon.

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The removal of the need for teacher evaluations to be tied to student performance may be one of the most important changes in the law.

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Personalized learning is one of the buzzwords commonly heard thrown about in educational circles today.

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With so many students excited about football on the weekends, it seems logical to try to utilize football to engage students during the week.
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