Jeff Evener (@evenerjeff) 's Twitter Profile
Jeff Evener

@evenerjeff

Husband, Father, Education Leader, current Assistant Superintendent, Maxwell Leadership Team, Author

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Andrew Marotta (@andrewmarotta21) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hi friends, Father's Day is right around the corner! Proud to share and offer a special on the bit.ly/DadsLeadersFatโ€ฆ Book for the month of June. 2 personalized, signed, and shipped books for $25. DM me or email [email protected] for this special. It is also

Hi friends,

Father's Day is right around the corner!  Proud to share and offer a special on the bit.ly/DadsLeadersFatโ€ฆ Book for the month of June.  

2 personalized, signed, and shipped books for $25.  DM me or email andrewmarottallc@gmail.com for this special.

It is also
Stephen M. R. Covey (@stephenmrcovey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Leadership is not just a title, it's a series of actions. Show integrity, be decisive and always lead with empathy. #trustandinspire #greatleadership

Leadership is not just a title, it's a series of actions. Show integrity, be decisive and always lead with empathy. #trustandinspire #greatleadership
Alex & Books ๐Ÿ“š (@alexandbooks_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A meta-study of 54 studies and 170,000+ people found that: People remember more information if they read a physical book instead of a digital one. The paper advantage holds across ages and has grown over time. Looks like paper beats pixel.

A meta-study of 54 studies and 170,000+ people found that: 

People remember more information if they read a physical book instead of a digital one.

The paper advantage holds across ages and has grown over time. Looks like paper beats pixel.
Eric Sheninger (@e_sheninger) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New post: The Phrases That Keep Us Stuck and What to Do About Them esheninger.blogspot.com/2025/06/the-phโ€ฆ #edchat #edadmin #edutwitter #teachertwitter #educhat #suptchat #edleadership #disruptivethink #digilead

New post: The Phrases That Keep Us Stuck and What to Do About Them esheninger.blogspot.com/2025/06/the-phโ€ฆ #edchat #edadmin #edutwitter #teachertwitter #educhat #suptchat #edleadership #disruptivethink #digilead
Tom Schimmer (@tomschimmer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Zeros are often used to "teach responsibility" or enforce deadlines. But there is no "teaching" in using a zero. We would never say, "I'm going to teach you Math by penalizing your inability to do Math." That's not "teaching." So let's require the assignment; yes, hold them

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Traditional tests often focus on whatโ€™s easy to score, not necessarily whatโ€™s worth assessing. Memorized facts donโ€™t reveal whether students can apply, analyze, synthesize, innovate, critique, or create with their knowledge. So let's start embracing performance tasks that

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Teachers sometimes rely too heavily on summative tasks to judge learning, But by then, itโ€™s too late to adjust. Students need timely feedback to improve and make meaningful progress. So, let's make formative assessment practices a routine part of instruction. This can give

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Grades are often cited as the primary motivator for students in school. But external rewards often produce compliance & emphasize obedience, not necessarily curiosity or deep engagement. So, let's center learning around purpose and progress. When students feel connected to the

Jeff Evener (@evenerjeff) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This a timely article as I embark on my first superintendency on July 1, 2025. Nobody can escape politics anymore. Kudos Dr. Kristi Wilson for sharing this vital message for all school leaders. #leadership

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The 100-point scale looks and feels "objective," but it creates the illusion of fairness & precision. In reality, itโ€™s mathematically imbalanced. A single zero can outweigh five Aโ€™s - making it nearly impossible for students to recover, even after demonstrating learning. So,