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November 2016 Publications

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This month’s articles get Educational Leaders to into using data, understand special education and increase collaboration to improve schooling practices

This month Educational Leaders delve into the wide world of using data to drive success in schools. The other articles discuss what every school principal needs to know about special education services and how to increase collaboration to increase student success.

Hozien, W. (November 25, 2016).  Productive Data Meetings for Schools. Education News. Retrieved from: http://www.educationviews.org/productive-data-meetings-schools/

Hozien, W. (November 21, 2016).  Improving Special Education Knowledge of School Principals. Education News. Retrieved from: http://www.educationviews.org/improving-school-administrators-understanding-special-education-services/

Hozien, W. (November 14, 2016). Increasing Collaboration in Your School. Education News. Retrieved from: http://www.educationviews.org/increasing-collaboration-school/

Hozien, W. (November 4, 2016). How to Create a LinkedIn Profile. Diversity in Education Magazine. Retrieved from: http://www.diversityined.com/blog/2016/11/how-to-create-your-linkedin-profile/

Hozien, W. (November 4, 2016) The Dearth of African American Principals. Education News. Retrieved from: http://www.educationviews.org/dearth-african-american-school-principals/

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October 2016 Publications

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This month’s articles are about educational equity in schools. Dr. Berliner was tapped for his wise input on this topic

Hozien, W. (October 11, 2016). Cyberbullying: A Proactive Approach. Education News. Retrieved from: http://www.educationviews.org/cyberbullying-proactive-approach/

Hozien, W. (October 10, 2016). Resume Writing Tips for Teachers. Diversity Education Magazine. Retrieved from: http://www.diversityined.com/blog/2016/10/resume-writing-tips-for-teachers/

Hozien, W. (October 5, 2016). Interview with David Berliner: Equity in Education. Diversity Education Magazine. Retrieved from:  http://www.diversityined.com/blog/2016/10/more-myths-and-lies/

 

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SLLA and Dr. Hozien

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Dr. Wafa Hozien has been preparing students to pass the SLLA exam since 2008, when the test was originally a paper-and-pencil test. She has come up with innovative strategies that are timely and have led to success for every student that she prepares for the exam. Her professional background includes over 20 years’ work as a special and regular education teacher, a history teacher, and a school administrator.

Dr. Hozien has designed and delivered training for leadership academies throughout the United States and internationally. She specializes in multicultural educational competency strategies working with professional development coordinators, school administrators, and school districts to adopt innovative strategies to serve the best interests of all students for their locations.

Presently, she is in the Educational Leadership Department at Central Michigan University and teaches graduate courses in preparing aspiring school leaders, principals and superintendents, to be at their best in any given school setting. Dr. Hozien appreciates constructive feedback and gaining insight as to best practices and ways to improve the SLLA preparation process.

 To reach Dr. Hozien for a speaking, training engagement or if you have comments, then kindly contact Dr. Hozien. She can be reached at whozien@gmail.com