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Recently, a former music teacher told me about a 1st grade student with Asperger's syndrome who, on their first encounter, announced in no…
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I glanced down at my royal blue heels for a little bit of #shoeconfidence as I sat in the waiting room at the Governor's office. I was there for a hard-won…
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Over 1000 educators and parents packed Hofstra's Adams Playhouse last evening to hear a variety of presentations from regional respected educators regarding the New York State standardized testing program. One of the panelists was highly respected elementary school principal, Dr. Donald Sternberg. His remarks drew strong and sustained applause from the audience. Many will remember Don's SL 2.0…
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The recent State Education decision about creating an occupational education track for special education students is a good news and bad news all in one. While it is great for Special needs students, it damns students who want to take occupational education who are regular education students. More details can be found here
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Even Top Students May Not Be College-Ready
In this Chronicle of Higher Education article, Elaine Tuttle Hansen (Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth) recalls what a math professor said about his students: “They have the grades and the test scores to be here. What they don’t have is a deep understanding of why the techniques they’ve been taught work, the actual underlying mathematical relationships.” Hansen says these worries apply…
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News came down, or up, earlier this month about the indictment of the former Atlanta schools chief Beverly Hall and 35 other current and former officials for their alleged roles in a…
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