Keywords
educational leader
continuous improvement
technological innovation plan
distance education
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Abstract
Distance education presents great challenges for educational institutions. It is necessary to establish a technological innovation plan in schools to guarantee academic continuity. Collaborative work and sharing experiences in the use of technological strategies are important to ensure that teachers feel supported and can face the new reality of distance education. Therefore, the educational leader is considered a key piece for achieving the established goals and in maintaining an optimistic, skillful, enthusiastic, and collaborative school environment, despite the circumstances.
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