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During the weekend, I attended my fourth #EdcampNYC. I have attended or participated in about a dozen Edcamps nationwide. I think that puts me in a solid position to make a few considered observations on the subject. In the interest of full disclosure, SmartBrief and SmartBlog on Education have supported the Edcamp Foundation during the past year.
The Edcamp movement has been around for a few years. It is a widely known professional-development format that was spawned from social…
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Visit my Literacy Connections blog for a yummy, but ghoulish recipe to make this Halloween! MWHAHAHAHAHA!
Happy Halloween reading,
Christine
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One of the many things that I love about my job is my freedom to attend national education conferences for the purpose of meeting with educators and commenting on trends and changes in the education system many of which are introduced, and explored at these conferences. I wish I could say that I could objectively report on the influences these conferences have on education, but my personal bias as a long, long time public educator prevents that from happening. I will always view these…
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Visit my Literacy Connections blog to read a New York Times piece on Developmental Designs, written by a sixth-grade English teacher. Enjoy!
Happy reading,
Christine
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These tips are for all the teachers in the path of Hurricane Sandy. Click here for the most productive ways to wait out the storm. Stay safe!
Happy hurricane reading,
Christine
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Which is better for students, teachers, and readers of all ages, an ebook or a traditional book? To see the latest round in the heavywight championship, Nook vs. Book, visit my Literacy Connections blog,
Happy reading,
Christine
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October 24, 2012 by Larry Ferlazzo
(Editor’s Note: As regular readers know, I’ve written a great deal about how I use student evaluations to improve my classes and my instruction (see …
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Jeffrey Benson
October 2012 | Volume 70 | Number 2
Students Who Challenge Us Pages 76-78
Ed Leadership
Teachers of troubled students need to know that the road to success is paved with many useful failures.…
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By S. Chris Edmonds on October 23rd, 2012
Sometimes it feels like your team or organization is running beautifully. Other…
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