The PRIME Leadership Framework Book Blog
Welcome to our Governor's Academy blog! During the Fall of 2013, we used this site to discuss the book, The PRIME Leadership Framework.
Governor's Academy Fellows have recently expressed interest in developing our own definition of what's frequently a "buzz word": STEM. So, let's talk! In order to bring the other Governor's Academy Fellows and Mentors into our conversation, I encourage some of you who attended our work session at the Abromson Center to get the discussion started. Why the interest in creating our own operational definition of STEM for Maine?
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Governor's Academy Fellows have recently expressed interest in developing our own definition of what's frequently a "buzz word": STEM. So, let's talk! In order to bring the other Governor's Academy Fellows and Mentors into our conversation, I encourage some of you who attended our work session at the Abromson Center to get the discussion started. Why the interest in creating our own operational definition of STEM for Maine?
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Sunday, November 3, 2013
Difficult to Find Time
I too have found it difficult to find the time to meet collaboratively. The time that we do have as a department seems to be taken up with mandatory items handed down from the administration. This year I have found it particularly difficult due to these demands. While we have met to discuss and revise curriculum maps to implement the common core, I wish we were able to meet more consistently.
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