How to Be A Network Weaver by Deborah Fishman and Naava Frank

See the article that Deborah and I wrote in the HaYidion Journal - P. 46.

http://www.ravsak.org/uploads/files/hayidion/HaYidion_1203.pdf


The term “network weaver” occurs throughout this issue. This article provides a job description and
suggestions for operational techniques for this newest of occupations.  Along with tips for 5 practical tasks of a network weaver.

1. Identify the strengths and gifts of those in your network
2. Help people with common interests connect
3. Encourage complex reciprocity
4. The importance of diverse perspectives
5. Grow more network weavers

Happy Weaving!

Naava

Nice article about the work of my department in YU Alumni news. Covers both our work in communities of practice as well as our certificate programs.  

http://blogs.yu.edu/alumni-news/2012/07/06/back-in-the-classroom-university-school-partnership-programs-offer-continuing-education-for-alumni-teachers/

Sharing My Practice on CP Square - July 2012

I am really honored an excited to be sharing my practice for the next 2 weeks on Cp Square. The structure is that for 10 days, I check in twice a day and respond to questions, share what I am doing, muse on topics I am thinking about. I love to write because of the reflection and find I always get new insights from the process. I hope others do as well.  Join me.

Share My Practice on CP Square

Naava

Teacher Community Success Stories

Naava Frank coaches community of practice facilitators to build the capacity of Jewish day school educators at Yeshiva University Institute for University School Partnership (YU School Partnership/YUSP)

2 success stories covered in the YU press below

CoP of Talmud Teachers

CoP of Navi (Prophets) teachers