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July 2015 Blog Posts (61)
“In Pearson We Trust!” Trust Corporations Not Teachers from The 21st Century Principal by J. Robinson
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Persistent Dilemmas in Kindergartens Then and Now (Part 2)
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Wish That I Could Be Like the Cool Kids By Peter DeWitt
Wish That I Could Be Like the Cool Kids
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Alan November shares 3 essential elements for excellent education via Vicki Davis
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Make Change Stick from A Principal's Reflections by Eric Sheninger
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Goal Setting: An Antidote to Stress
Too often we choose a goal for ourselves or our school and because it isn't achieved quickly, frustration and stress replace passion and energy. Most educators end a school year knowing exactly what went well and what didn't and have a good idea of why they think that is so. Summer comes and a more relaxed time and a step away from the school year pace allows for stress and angst to slowly wash away. Yet, while that washing away is a relief, it also a loss. Buried in that stress and…
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5 Ways to Enhance Student Learning Using Free Rice By Travis Thurston
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Core Dilemmas Facing Preschool and Kindergarten Teachers (Part 1) from Larry Cuban
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Supporting ELLs in PBL Projects by Andrew Miller
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Is the School Principalship a Doable Job? It Depends by Frederick Brown
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6 Tips for Social Media Newbies By Karla Duff
6 Tips for Social Media Newbies
- Ed Week
A road trip involves taking a journey without a solid destination in mind. It is usually impromptu and includes stops for exploration, sightseeing, and sharing. Joining in a social media platform is the same type of…
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A Teacher, Life Ruined by Pearson’s EdTPA from Diane Ravitch's blog
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Good Communication: A Complex Path Toward Meaning
Teachers and leaders both are expected to be masters of communication, carry the responsibility of communicating and making sure their listeners understand. The larger the audience, the greater the possibilities for misunderstandings. Communication is complicated. Very complicated. Any time two people share a conversation there are possibilities for complete understanding and for a plethora of misunderstandings. The range of possibilities multiplies with the number of listeners. So,…
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Spicing Up Student Learning With History and STEM Podcasts By Leah Levy
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A Way to Monitor Student's Extracurricular Activities
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Leading the Common Core: Engaging in Difficult Conversations
Leaders, the vision keepers, thinkers, and role models have an opportunity to take this tiger by the tail. Their role of enforcing the Common Core has not resulted in anything other than compliance for many. Now, next steps are needed. For no matter who - teachers, parents, community members, even students - the school environment must remain warm and welcoming, inclusive and safe. This Common Core business is not faring well and the students who are meant to be the beneficiaries are…
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Fixing Schools Again and Again by Larry Cuban
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The Common Core and Digital Skills Development by MONICA BURNS
The Common Core and Digital Skills Development
JULY 1, 2015
This post by MONICA BURNS originally appeared in Edutopia's COMMON…
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The Common Core: What Is The Question To Ask? by Victor Jaccarino
The Common Core: What Is The Question To Ask?
by Victor Jaccarino
Since I retired from Herricks four years ago, I have been working as an educational consultant in a variety of schools in New York State. When I meet people for the first time and they ask what I do now that I am retired, I tell them that I am working in schools to help teachers and…
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