TeleED - Educational Development - For School Administrators and Educators

The TeleED ECHO is a partnership of OSU Center for Health Sciences Project ECHO and OSU-Tulsa. Provides opportunities for superintendents, principals and others in position of leadership, especially for schools in rural areas of the state, to share best practices, receive ongoing and timely professional development and collaborate to help resolve complex issues and questions regarding Oklahoma schools and its students.

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Why TeleED ECHO?

• Nationally, professional development for rural educators is hampered due to limited resources, budgetary constraints and geographic isolation.
• About 94 percent of Oklahoma schools are considered rural or town school districts.
• Oklahoma rural schools offer fewer professional development opportunities than their non-rural counterparts.

 

Schedule

TeleED is on the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays from 12pm-1pm. A one-time registration is required.

 

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Topics

• Emphasizing the Human Aspect of Leadership in a Pandemic
• Understanding a Framework for Conversational Leadership
• How to Intentionally Communicate with Constituents
• Dealing with the Stress of Change
• Nurturing a Leadership Culture in Stressful Times

 

Team

Ed Harris, Professor - Williams Chair of Education Leadership in School Administration, Program Coordinator of School Administration
Oklahoma State University
Tele-ED ECHO Facilitator
 

Kathy Curry, Brock Professor Associate Professor Oklahoma State University
Tele-ED ECHO Facilitator
 

April Grace, Superintendent of Shawnee Public Schools

 

Don Raleigh, Superintendent of Pryor Public Schools

 

Sara Rich, Clinical Assistant Professor, Certified School Psychologist
Oklahoma State University
 

Jentre Olsen, Assistant Professor, Brock Chair of Innovative Educational Leadership
Oklahoma State University
 

Jessica L. Tucker, ECHO Coordinator