Being a Lead Learner in the Digital Era
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This document summarizes the career and views of a school administrator in New Jersey with 20 years of experience in coaching, teaching, and administration. It outlines how learning for educators has evolved from the pre-digital era to today's digital era, with a focus on social media integration and technology tools. It promotes connecting with others through online chats and professional learning networks to share best practices. Overall, the administrator advocates for making learning fun, engaging, reflective and innovative through technology.
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