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Why do Education Leaders need ANNE BARAB?

The 3 R’s of Education Leadership in the 21st Century

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the challenge of making Adequate Yearly Progress? Are you and your teachers working harder than ever, but student achievement scores are not improving? Do you feel standardized testing is sucking the joy right out of your profession? Then you need Anne Barab’s Three R’s of Education!

While Readin’, Writin’ and ‘Rithmetic are still the cornerstone of curriculum, educators must hone their skills in Resilience, Reality and Retooling. Innovative educators across the nation are experiencing amazing results with even their hardest-to-teach students using Anne’s strategies. Plus, experienced educators (read 30+ year veterans) tell Anne they’ve recaptured the thrill of helping students learn. Anne will lead you to discover how to refocus, renew, and replenish your teachers’ excitement about learning!

This keynote is perfect to kick-start your annual conference or convocation.

Extreme Education Makeover

Want to create learning communities where kids learn more, teachers teach better, principals empower and everyone grows? Want more detailed information about how to recalibrate your education system? Anne’s graduate level course gives education leaders the tools they need to reinvent teaching and improve student learning. Chocked full of proven, research-based tips, tools and techniques, this program will renew educators’ passion for helping students learn.

An excellent breakout session following Anne’s opening keynote, this program will set participants on fire to begin implementing new ideas for systemic improvement.

Education Leadership Boot Camp

An intensive workshop that will have your leadership team locked and loaded for AYP!

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Anne’s Education Credentials

Anne Barab served three terms, nine years on the board of a 34,000 student school district in Dallas, Texas. Students in the district are 50% economically disadvantaged and speak 96 languages. During her tenure, passing rates for white students rose from 70% to 91%, while African American and Hispanic passing rates rose from 45% to about 85%. At the same time, district leaders had to cut 25% from the total operating budget. Her district was named one of the Top 100 in the US by The Wall Street Journal. Bottom line: Anne has walked her talk.