A 'Smart' Way to Track Time
Mar. 3, 2015
From her vantage point in a foyer of Lincoln Elementary School in Bethlehem, Principal Benita Draper can keep tabs on students as they head to classes or pass through the halls at different times throughout the school day. Last fall some Lehigh University faculty and graduate assistants kept tabs on her.
Draper was among 11 administrators in the Bethlehem Area School District who took part in an innovative project that aimed to better track how principals and community school coordinators use their time – and how that might correlate to student achievement and performance at their schools.
