by Ryan Bretag | @ryanbretag
How many teachers have you seen teach in your school?
I've seen every teacher teach during my building walks and instructional walks. I've visited a good…
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This was written by Randy Ross, who was a principal and teacher for over 43 years both in New York City and Great Neck, LI, as well as an assistant superintendent, professor at CCNY’s School of Education and director of…
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by Ryan Bretag | @ryanbretag
How many teachers have you seen teach in your school?
I've seen every teacher teach during my building walks and instructional walks. I've visited a good…
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This was written by Sam Chaltain, a D.C.-based writer, educator and strategist. He was the national director of the…
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Dear Deborah,
I will be marching with the Save Our Schools coalition of…
Added by Michael Keany on June 28, 2011 at 11:05am — 1 Comment
On Friday, I finally walked out of an edu-movie without having to scrape off the sanctimony and treacle. Whether heartrending dramas or documentaries, edu-cinema has long gone for the mawkish…
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This was written by Carol Corbett Burris, the principal of South Side High School in New York. She was named the 2010 New York State Outstanding Educator by the School Administrators Association of New York…
Added by Michael Keany on June 27, 2011 at 8:20am — 1 Comment
by Elena Aguilar
Edutopia
At the end of a school year, there are so many measurements which could indicate that a teacher was “effective” -- graduation rates, grades, test scores -- quantifiable and ostensibly objective. Whether a teacher was effective must definitely be measured by how much his/her students’ learning increased over a period of time,…
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Editor's Note: Today's guest blogger is Laura Fleming, school librarian at Cherry Hill School in River Edge, NJ. Laura blogs at …
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“It’s time to lift the cell phone bans, open the wireless for student personal devices, and stop filtering social technologies.” That seems to be the idea in a…
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12:45 p.m. EDT, June…
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Horizon Report 2011 K-12 Edition - Summer Reading
Posted: 17 Jun 2011 09:20 AM PDT
The New Media Consortium has released The NMC Horizon…
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What is your budget process? We are reviewing opur current budget process and are looking for some ideas from districts.
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How to cut special-ed spending without sacrificing quality
With the right strategies, spending can decrease at the same time student achievement increases, one expert says
By Laura Devaney, Managing Editor
eSchool News…
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by student —Blaise Lynn
from Ian Jukes' The Committed Sardine
America and education: two words that used to go hand in hand. Not too long ago America was ranked number one internationally in education. Now we’re typically described as “mediocre.” The problem lies in the fact that the world has changed a lot since our system’s inception, but the American education system has not. As…
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