Meaningful Staff Meetings

I want to respect the shortness of time that many educators have and then focus on making the content engaging enough that they want to be there.  That is a tough task, but do you think that if you show how much you respect your staff to have meetings that are short and engaging, do you think that will help build connections?  What about meaningful conversations?  Won’t that help build connections?

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  1. breatheinsolitude answered: Regardless of the length, the meetings have to have a clear purpose and STICK TO IT.build in time for discussion.Audience will have ideas.
  2. mad-crazy-person-called-rose answered: Most probably.
  3. tomesaway answered: Additionally, for an administrator’s feedback to be meaningful in any way, he or she needs to spend time in my classroom. Otherwise, so what?
  4. tomesaway said: I sat through PD yesterday that was a complete waste of time. It proposed to teach me how to choose texts that are challenging, and to use them effectively with my students. I already do this every day, and was offended by the disrespect of my time.
  5. dileeeb answered: Sure, If such meetings are productive and helps each other to create awareness about the co human beings suffer around.
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