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February 2014 Blog Posts (71)
Weathering the “Perfect Storm” of Curriculum and Testing - a summary of an article by Lucille McAssey
Weathering the “Perfect Storm” of Curriculum and Testing
In this article in Principal Magazine, Long Island, New York principal Lucille McAssey offers advice on how to deal with the triple threat of demanding Common Core State Standards (CSSS), high-stakes student tests, and new teacher and principal evaluation policies in her state. “The teachers and administrators in our district understand that CCSS and assessments are necessary to prepare…
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Organizing an Edcamp? You May Want to Read This... By Peter DeWitt
Organizing an Edcamp? You May Want to Read This...
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Make your morning creative by Annie Murphy Paul
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Control or Ownership from A Principal's Reflections by Eric Sheninger
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No wonder nobody wants to come from Dangerously Irrelevant by Scott McLeod
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Showcasing artifacts & evidence to demonstrate #TeacherEffectiveness with #Danielson Domains by Lisa Nielsen
Showcasing artifacts & evidence to demonstrate #TeacherEffectiveness with #Danielson Domains
by Lisa Nielsen
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Why teachers can’t reach every child: a case study by Larry Cuban
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N.Y. State: Where No Confidence Is King By Peter DeWitt
N.Y. State: Where No Confidence Is King
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Building a Better Brain Before Children Enter School By Peter DeWitt
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New book: "Credentialed to Destroy, how and why education became a weapon"
For those who think our school system has gotten off track by embracing a multitude of failed methods, I have some good news.
There is a very aggressive new book that names names, deconstructs theories, and explains that the worst sort of people are taking over our schools and our economy. The author's message is that we have to understand what's going on and stop it, otherwise all the lights are going to be turned off. Specifically, everyone needs to…
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Second Sight Saturday: Super Books for Super Bowl Weekend
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