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Boyce, Kathleen; Rattien, Peter; Vildostegui-Cerra, Cristina – Educational Leadership, 2018
Our traditional professional development format at faculty meetings felt tired. While our schools--Constable and Monmouth Junction Elementary Schools in the South Brunswick School District in New Jersey--are known for their commitment to meaningful and innovative professional development for staff, weekly Monday faculty meetings didn't always…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Institutional Cooperation, Teacher Collaboration, Elementary School Teachers

Perusek, Wesley – Educational Leadership, 1981
A grass roots effort led to the first state-sponsored contest for invention and innovation for children. (Author)
Descriptors: Creative Activities, Creative Development, Elementary Secondary Education, Innovation

Strong, Richard; Silver, Harvey; Perini, Matthew – Educational Leadership, 1999
Like today's educators, Japanese haiku poets were caught between standards (like courtly love) and everyday realities. From this tension, they created a remarkable poetic form. Three examples from teachers' professional development work apply simple-and-deep principles to listening tasks, an assessment "deal," and curricular-standards…
Descriptors: Educational Innovation, Elementary Education, Haiku, Instructional Improvement

Algava, Alisa – Educational Leadership, 1999
A class of fourth-graders-turned-film-producers created an animated video about national parks. The experience helped students acquire academic skills and knowledge, use technology meaningfully, feel confident about themselves and their learning, value cooperation, understand the creative process, sustain a vision, and have fun in school. (MLH)
Descriptors: Active Learning, Animation, Basic Skills, Discovery Learning