Innovative leaders in education are overrated | IN 60 SECONDS

Education tends to celebrate “innovation” and “innovative leaders.” Rick Hess describes why this is a mistake and what system leaders should be looking for instead.

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[minitrumpsaltminingltd]

Maybe if we call them Super Nintendents they wont notice that theyre learning stuff

[gmakutube]

Be as innovative as you want - sol ong as the emphasis is on the basics (3 'R's) because they are the foundation from which all other learning builds.

[ty]

No "going to do", do what works for given demographics. Even thought they do have much in common, what works best in farm schools in terms of material and presentation will be less than optimal in upper class and urban schools and ditto for role swapping.

[vulkanofnocturne]

A good way to learn is to actually help the students to build something. Schooling is teaching something so you can go into the workplace and maybe use it later in life, but what if you were building something personal in class that actually meant something to you. I can't see hoe that would work in mathematics for example but other subjects could be more constructive.