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Why The Big Standardized Test Is Useless For Teachers
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Zoning in on Change
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3 questions to ask before having a meeting
3 questions to ask before having a meeting
Meetings should not be held unless leaders can affirm that they are necessary, define their purpose and ascertain the role of all participants, write Aaron De Smet, Gregor Jost and Leigh Weiss. "Your goal should be to treat your leadership capacity -- a finite resource -- as…
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Simple Instruction vs. Difficult Instruction
Which is better? Simple.
Which does our Education Establishment prefer? Diffcult.
And there you have it, a complete explanation of why American public schools are in decline.
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7 Universal Competencies for Success in Any Role
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Twelfth Grade by Robert E. Slavin
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Why It’s So Important That Teachers Cultivate Their Own Resilience
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Meaningful change begins with ourselves
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Eight Ways to Appreciate Teachers
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Teacher Appreciation: Paying Teachers Their Worth
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An example of educational malpractice
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When Schools Make Children Cry
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HOW TO SOLVE COMPLEX PROBLEMS FAST
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On Progress by Robert E. Slavin
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How to Enhance Any Curriculum With Short, Engaging, Accurate Videos
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Predictions of Print Textbooks’ Death Remain Greatly Exaggerated
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No Surprise: Study Finds That Educators Who “Don’t See Color” Harm Students Of Color
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8 Ways To Earn Revenue From Your Blog
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The Internet informs. The media and the schools do not. Who wins this battle?
WIRED had a huge article about the digital visionaries who think that true democracy will emerge on the Internet.
Oh really? Even as our school system and our mainstream media have stopped doing their jobs?
If people know almost nothing about the world, how can they have an intelligent conversation about the day's trivia?…
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