Perspective & Attitude
Dale Carnegie had said, “Any fool can criticize, complain, and condemn – and most fools do. But it takes character and self-control to be understanding and forgiving.” I certainly…
30
Apr
The Mission
The field of education is being disrupted. Public schools no longer simply have to compete with private schools; they are competing against Charter Schools, Virtual Schools, On-Line Public Schools and an increasing number of families choosing to homeschool their children...
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From the Blog
Learn to lead and lead to learn
20
Apr
Your Mindset Matters
“This sport is not for the biggest, strongest, or most talented; it is for the most committed, hardest working, little guy who at times is the only one believing that…
10
Apr
Conducting A Successful Parent/Teacher Conference
An involved and informed parent is a vital key to the success of your students, but most teachers only meet their students’ parents once or twice a year. How can…
30
Mar
Looping: The Benefits Of Multiyear Teaching
Teachers, administrators, and school systems across the country struggle with finding ways to improve achievement that are simple and proven. Within the last ten years, a number of schools have…
What People are saying
Arnold Hodges, Legalman at US Navy
``I once read all great teachers have two common qualities, great passion and awareness. Elliot Shostak embodies those qualities along with a remarkable ability to connect with and inspire his subordinates and students. Mr. Shostak is an excellent leader because he provides his teachers and students with an ability to make their own way forward.``
Shari Jo LeKane-Yentumi, Consultant
``Elliott Shostak is a detail oriented teacher who understands task management and lesson planning aligned with curriculum development to attain the highest standards of student achievement in the classroom. This has been evidenced for years in his overall test scores and student achievement data, as well as the success rates of his graduating alumni. Elliott eventually became a principal because of his leadership qualities, and he is a shining star in the school district of University City.``