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Teens drive better with more sleep: study

April 15, 2011 Teens drive better with more sleep: study By CBC NewsCBC News Teens who started school earlier in the morning had more au…

Started by Michael Keany in Reports/Research/Dissertation Summaries

0 Apr 18, 2011

States Flesh Out Teacher Evaluation Frameworks

States Flesh Out Teacher Evaluation Frameworks By Stephen Sawchuk  Ed Week As teacher-evaluation policies continue to emerge, several stat…

Started by Michael Keany in APPR - What to Do?

0 Apr 18, 2011

Rate of Teen Suicide Attempts Higher in Conservative Communities

Rate of Teen Suicide Attempts Higher in Conservative Communities By The Associated Press Chicago Suicide attempts by gay teens—and even str…

Started by Michael Keany in Reports/Research/Dissertation Summaries

0 Apr 18, 2011

APPR

This too is extremely 'vague' as many of the district lawyers have explained at legal clinics throughout the state. I don't believe we ever…

Started by Dr. Lynnda M. Nadien in APPR - What to Do?

0 Apr 15, 2011

A Young Son's Goal: Making Money For His Mother

A Young Son's Goal: Making Money For His Mother by NPR STAFF Listen to the Story  Alex Fernandez (left) visited StoryCorps with his…

Started by Michael Keany in Success Stories

0 Apr 15, 2011

Full Text of Draft regulations to implement New York’s teacher and principal evaluation law

Summary Chart Available by Clicking Below Summary%20of%20Provisions%20in%20Draft%20Regulations%20April%2014.pdf   The New York State Educat…

Started by Michael Keany in APPR - What to Do?

0 Apr 15, 2011

Draft Regulations to Implement New York’s Teacher and Principal Evaluation System - Cover Letter

To:  The Honorable the Members of the Board of Regents Members of the Regents Task Force on Teacher and Principal Effectiveness   From:  Da…

Started by Michael Keany in APPR - What to Do?

0 Apr 15, 2011

Recovering from a Bad Substitute Experience by Diane Trim

Thanks to Shawn Robertson fro bringing this piece to our attention.   Recovering from a Bad Substitute Experience April 13th, 2011 By: Dian…

Started by Michael Keany in Thought Provoking

0 Apr 15, 2011

Dennis Walcott granted special waiver from state to become New York City schools chancellor

Dennis Walcott granted special waiver from state to become New York City schools chancellor BY Kenneth Lovett DAILY NEWS ALBANY BUREAU Thur…

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1 Apr 14, 2011
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Computer Tutors Prod Students to Ask for Help

Computer Tutors Prod Students to Ask for Help By Sarah D. Sparks Ed Week New Orleans Ask a friend to meet you at a restaurant in a city he…

Started by Michael Keany in Reports/Research/Dissertation Summaries

0 Apr 14, 2011

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