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The Core of the matter
The Core of the matter
Speaking on the NPR show On Point, Catherine Gewerz of Education Week said that what lies between the Common Core State Standards and assessments based on them is curriculum, "and that's where some of the heat is being generated... In other words, how do you turn standards into day-to-day instruction? That's going to vary a lot." One strain of criticism, she said, is that teachers and schools have had too little time with these very…
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Penny Kittle, New Goals, and a Summer-Reading Revolution
I redesigned the English Department's summer reading assignment based on come lessons I learned at the NCTE Conference in Las Vegas.
We stopped mandating and started listening .... The great experiment begins this summer!!
Click here to read my new blog all about it -- lots of pictures and mind maps!!…
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Selling our value as teachers By Tony Baldasaro
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What Does Digital Leadership Mean? By Peter DeWitt
What Does Digital Leadership Mean?
Added by Michael Keany on June 17, 2013 at 2:39pm — No Comments
Call for Skepticism and Caution When Using Test Scores in Teacher Evaluations from the The 21st Century Principal by J. Robinson
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Rules for thinking with tech: Is technology making us stupid—or smarter than we’ve ever been? by Annie Murphy Paul
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Our Schools, Cut Off From the Web By LUIS A. UBIÑAS, President of the Ford Foundation
Our Schools, Cut Off From the Web
By LUIS A. UBIÑAS
ON June 6, at a middle school in Mooresville, N.C., President Obama …
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Finding America's Missing AP and IB Students By Fabienne Antoine and Pamela Tatz
Finding America's Missing AP and IB Students
By Fabienne Antoine and Pamela Tatz
Thomas Fordham Institute - The Education Gadfly
In the midst of a blooming field of research on how to serve high-achieving minority and lower-income youngsters,…
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Does Truancy Warrant Punishment? By Walt Gardner
Does Truancy Warrant Punishment?
Added by Michael Keany on June 15, 2013 at 8:29am — 1 Comment
Guarantee Effective Teachers, Every Time By Christina Hall
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Father's Day, the Writing Process, and the Art of Reinventing Yourself by HEATHER WOLPERT-GAWRON
Father's Day, the Writing Process, and the Art of Reinventing Yourself
JUNE 14, 2013This post by HEATHER…
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Why Don't We 'Fix' Poverty While We're at It? by Deborah Meier
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Resources for the iPad by John Larkin
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Reading: the biggest scam continues
Reading instruction remains the biggest problem in American education.
All the Establishment voices continue to talk about college and career ready, new core standards that will align with world standards, 21st-century skills--in other words, an endless parade of glib promises.
Meanwhile, many kids in the first grade are not learning to read. This makes the whole thing a sick joke.
Keep in mind that from 1930 to 2000, roughly speaking,…
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People Matter...Let Them Know It
Added by Tagrid Sihly on June 13, 2013 at 4:11pm — No Comments
Questions Arise About Need for Algebra 2 for All
Questions Arise About Need for Algebra 2 for All
Transition to Standards Looms
Ed WeekShould all students take Algebra 2?
Florida seemed to say "no" this spring with the…
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How Incentives Demoralize Us by Barry Schwartz
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The Unengageables by Dan Meyer
The Unengageables
June 12th, 2013 by Dan Meyer
Halfway through my curriculum design workshops, I ask teachers to share their "secret skepticisms." These are the sort of objections to new ideas that often take the form,…
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A Like-Minded Community: Key for Sustaining Our Work as Educators by ELENA AGUILAR
A Like-Minded Community: Key for Sustaining Our Work as Educators
JUNE 12, 2013This post by ELENA AGUILAR originally appeared in…
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Will the Humanities Survive? By Walt Gardner
Will the Humanities Survive?
Added by Michael Keany on June 12, 2013 at 11:16am — No Comments
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