I am back on campus at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania completing my second summer of courses working towards my doctorate in Educational Leadership. Although it is going to be a busy summer, I am very excited to get back on campus and participate in some face to face learning after working through on-line courses for the past two semesters.
This summer, I will be taking three courses including School Community Relations, Curriculum in a Global Society and Managing and Leading Change. My other main goal while I am on campus is to get final approval for my dissertation topic and find a chair for my committee.
At this point, I am planning on looking at the effectiveness of professional development programs in international schools and am hoping to get support from the Faculty so that I can earnestly begin writing up my introduction and literature review sections.
As always, the summer is a time for rejuvenation and I know that I left my courses last summer energized and ready for a great year. Thankfully, there is a great group of educators each year on campus, and I always enjoy the opportunity to discuss and analyze our practices. I am sure that the collaborative nature of the courses here at Lehigh will once again push me to examine my own work and help me to become a more effective principal next year at ACS!
This summer, I will be taking three courses including School Community Relations, Curriculum in a Global Society and Managing and Leading Change. My other main goal while I am on campus is to get final approval for my dissertation topic and find a chair for my committee.
At this point, I am planning on looking at the effectiveness of professional development programs in international schools and am hoping to get support from the Faculty so that I can earnestly begin writing up my introduction and literature review sections.
As always, the summer is a time for rejuvenation and I know that I left my courses last summer energized and ready for a great year. Thankfully, there is a great group of educators each year on campus, and I always enjoy the opportunity to discuss and analyze our practices. I am sure that the collaborative nature of the courses here at Lehigh will once again push me to examine my own work and help me to become a more effective principal next year at ACS!
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