Look Who's Talking: Interview with Glenn Robbins, Superintendent of Schools, Brigantine Public School District, New Jersey
FETC finalized its speaker list for this year's event this week, which includes dozens of experts and educators. Inaugural conference Tucker Bryant to Present The Poet's Keys: A Guide to Unlocking Creativity, Innovation, and Growth. Attendees will be equipped with tools to build a culture of creative disruption and bold exploration in the world of education, “so that we are prepared to shape the future as leaders rather than remaining stuck in models of thinking that are meant for books.” of history”. .” Daniel Fitzpatrickwill impart knowledge and tactics to leverage ai in education. His work in the industry has earned him esteemed recognitions such as the tech Champion Award at the Digital Industry Dynamite Awards in 2022 and recognition at the latest EdTech50 awards. To close things out on the main stage, TechSHARE LIVE will feature Adam Bellow , Leslie Fisher and Dr. Adam Phyall III as a closing speech. This esteemed team will feature the best new and hidden treasures in educational technology, designed for seamless integration into every classroom.
In between, of course, there are a host of sessions and presentations grouped into seven different themes. Campus Leader's Cluewill provide school leadership with professional learning focused on strategies to manage school sites, create innovative learning spaces, and infuse emerging technologies. eSchool had the opportunity to take advantage Glenn Robbins, Superintendent of Schools for the Brigantine Public School District, New Jersey, to discuss his role and the overall enthusiasm for #FETC2024. Her passion is harnessing a district culture that thrives on positive psychology, design thinking, futurism, innovative digital spaces, technology integration, esports, cybersecurity, Zen Dens social-emotional learning, and Maker cultures. . He received the National Superintendent Certification and serves as a member of the AASA National Board of Directors, mentor to aspiring AASA superintendents, and president of NJASA Techspo.
It's also a great interview. Click to listen and click here to read the transcript:
Takeaway meals include:
- Evolution of Educational Leadership:
- Glenn reflects on the changing role of educational leaders and emphasizes the need for a broad understanding of technology, curriculum, and various aspects of education.
- It underscores the importance of leaders being adaptable and staying informed about emerging technologies and educational trends.
- Strategic Approach to edtech Purchasing:
- When discussing his approach to getting to the FETC show floor, Glenn emphasizes the importance of strategic decision making. He advocates considering the district's needs, budget and long-term sustainability when evaluating new technologies.
- Glenn highlights the value of involving students in the decision-making process and seeking their input on potential educational technology solutions.
- Collaborative networks:
- Glenn expresses excitement about building new networks and relationships at FETC. He hopes to engage in thoughtful conversations with educators, administrators, and providers to share ideas and experiences.
- The focus is on collaborative learning, with the desire to recover valuable learning for both teachers and students.
- Professional-driven learning:
- Glenn is particularly excited about the professional-driven nature of the sessions at FETC. He hopes to hear from educators who have successfully implemented programs, products or ideas in their schools.
- The emphasis is on learning from real-world experiences and practical strategies that have been proven effective in various educational settings.
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