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May 2013 Blog Posts (153)
For Public Schools, Twitter Is No Longer Optional by Dorrie Clark and Joel Gagne
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Fix 'unsafe' apartment building or find tenants other homes
PORTSMOUTH — A Rockingham Superior Court judge issued an emergency order Tuesday that requires the owners of a downtown apartment building to "immediately" fix a host of code violations, or find temporary housing for the tenants.
The order by Judge Kenneth McHugh pertains to a building at 78 Bridge St. that city officials say is "unsafe," "hazardous" and rife with gas, electrical, plumbing, health and safety violations. City officials also…
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Testing: Are percentage of students crying valuable data? By Christopher Lehman
Testing: Are percentage of students crying valuable data? By Christopher Lehman on May 17th, 2013
http://smartblogs.com/education/2013/05/17/testing-are-percentage-of-students-crying-valuable-data/
New York is the first state to “align” their standardized testing program to what they believe to be the intent of the Common Core State Standards.… Continue
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Superintendent Turnover: Passing the Baton v. Hitting Reset By Rick Hess
Superintendent Turnover: Passing the Baton v. Hitting Reset
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No One Likes to Be Changed by Daniel Markovitz
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A Video Camera in Every Classroom by Sarah Brown Wessling 2010 Teacher of the Year
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Failing the Test by David L. Kirp
Failing the Test
Why cheating scandals and parent rebellions are erupting in schools in New York, Washington, D.C., and Atlanta.
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The Case Against Grades by Michael Thomsen
The Case Against Grades
They lower self-esteem, discourage creativity, and reinforce the class divide.
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How to Turn an Urban School District Around—Without Cheating by Greg Anrig
How to Turn an Urban School District Around—Without Cheating
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On the need for unions and seniority by David B. Cohen
On the need for unions and seniority
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No time to slow down on Common Core By Merryl H. Tisch Chancellor, NY State Board of Regents
No time to slow down on Common Core |
On Board Online • May 13, 2013
By Merryl H. Tisch
Chancellor, NY State Board of Regents
In late April, we reached a major milestone in our state’s education reform agenda: elementary and middle school students took new state…
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N.Y. Chancellor Tisch Sends Conflicting Message to School Leaders By Peter DeWitt
N.Y. Chancellor Tisch Sends Conflicting Message to School Leaders
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Why you sometimes feel smart and sometimes feel dumb by Annie Murphy Paul
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Why Private Schools Are Dying Out by CHESTER E. FINN JR.
Why Private Schools Are Dying Out
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5 Steps for Dealing with the Emotionally Charged Situation in Your Classrooms, Schools or Offices - The 21st Century Principal by J. Robinson
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7 Principles to Guide Amazingly Simple School Improvement Plans and Planning - The 21st Century Principal by J. Robinson
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How to Handle Disruptive Students By Walt Gardner
How to Handle Disruptive Students
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Dystopia: A Possible Future of Teacher Evaluation By Anthony Cody
Dystopia: A Possible Future of Teacher Evaluation
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Walking Moral Tightropes is NOT a Reform Strategy by Bill Ferriter
Walking Moral Tightropes is NOT a Reform Strategy
Posted by Bill Ferriter on Wednesday, 05/15/2013
The Tempered Radical
Late last week, I wrote a piece titled …
Added by Michael Keany on May 18, 2013 at 3:18pm — No Comments
Do new exams produce better teachers? States act while educators debate By Jackie Mader
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Do new exams produce better teachers? States act while educators debate
Posted By Jackie Mader On May 16, 2013
NORTHRIDGE, Calif.— It took less than a minute for Mario Martinez to finish the first six questions of the algebra exam that his…
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