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Recent news out of North Carolina states: “Senate wants cursive, times tables taught.”
Imagine, government at the state level has to pass a law requiring that schools make sure children know the most basic things--multiplication tables and how to write their names.
The new initiatives were passed by “a wide margin.”
This news shows how foolish our Education Establishment can be: they let the school situation deteriorate to the point that…
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Parents raised the alarm when they learned the state Department of Education had provided confidential student data to a…
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Posted by Ariel Sacks on Wednesday, 05/01/2013
On the Shoulders of Giants Blog
I spent the day away from my students grading the writing portion of the 8th grade NY State Common Core ELA Exams. I got to grade one short…
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David Brooks on the Purpose of Universities
In this New York Times column, David Brooks says the best thing about the rise of online education is that it challenges universities to justify themselves. Are they “mostly sorting devices to separate smart and hard-working high-school students from their less-able fellows so that employers can more easily identify them?” he asks. “Are universities factories for the dissemination of job skills? Are…
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I am new to the School Leadership 2.0 site, but will be here a lot, I can tell already.
I am a 3rd grade teacher in my 11th year in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I am pretty sure I have the worst handwriting among all the teachers at my school. Thus this last fall, I created my own lesson planner app. It was just approved on the App store on April 25th. - …
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It's that time of year again—the last few weeks of school. Many of us work hard at plans to keep students…
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