Skip directly to content

The Distributed Leadership Program


at the


Penn Center for Educational Leadership


Graduate School of Education, University of Pennsylvania


Why Distributed Leadership?

  • Would you like to develop teacher leadership in your school?
  • Are you looking for ways to build collaboration, trust and leadership capacity?
  • Do you share a commitment to continuous instructional improvement?
  • Have you considered what the Distributed Leadership Program can do for your teachers and your students . . . .

click here to learn more about our program
click here to contact us so we can begin to tailor a program to meet your needs
click here to stay connected with other schools










Book Lecture and Signing: “Teachers, Technology, and the Achievement Gap”

on Tue, 10/11/2011 - 18:24

What is the Achievement Gap? Why is the Achievement Gap a national crisis? How does the Achievement Gap affect you? Dr. Bolger's lecture based on his new book “An Ethnographic Look at Teachers Using Technology to Help Close the Achievement Gap” will address these and other questions. The lecture will underscore the Achievement Gap crisis that is local, regional, and national while primarily concentrated in urban areas.  His lecture will focus on the ethnographic methodology used for his study, the definition of the Achievement Gap, as well as, the subgroups associated with the Achievement Gap.

Dr. Bolger will contend that teachers using technology effectively play a major role in helping to reduce the Achievement Gap. He will provide insightful strategic approaches based on some of the current research and primary case studies referenced in his book.

In addition to his many other accomplishments, Dr. Bolger also served as a teacher leader as a part of the Distributed Leadership Program in the School District of Philadelphia. 

DATE:
Wednesday, November 9th, 20111
4:30PM

LOCATION:
Cheyney University Center City
701 Market Street
3rd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone: (215) 560-3891