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White House Convening for Education of Children of Military Personnel
On April 13, 2016, Dr. Robert Manley, Dean of the School of Education, represented Dowling College at the White House Convening for educators who educate children of military personnel. Dr. Jill Biden and the Office of Vice President Joseph Biden hosted the conference at the White House Executive Offices. College representatives from every state received personal invitations and heard panelists discuss the needs of school age children of active military personnel attending public schools in…
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Trump’s Rise Is a Wake-up Call for Education Reformers by Robert Pondiscio
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What Frustrates Me About AERA by Frederick Hess
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Study Shows Principals Don't Get Evaluated Enough
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How Can Schools Better Identify Gifted English Language Learners?
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The Blogging Hurdle by Eric Sheninger
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Assessments That Deliver Results By Brian Sztabnik
Tchers' VoiceOur blog is filled with great ideas from passionate educators just like you. Let's get better together!…
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Helping to Level the AP Playing Field: Why Eighth Grade Math Matters More Than You Think by Liz Sablich
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How Career and Technical Education in High School Improves Student Outcomes by Michael J. Petrilli
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Measuring and Teaching Character Skills by Jay P. Greene
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Why Kids Should Keep Using Their Fingers to do Math
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When public schools are mediocre, who is to blame?
When the Education Establishment tries to blame parents, students, and teachers (that is, anybody but themselves), you know this is hugely self-serving. Blaming everyone but yourself is called CYA all around the world.
Now, why would the people actually in charge of the public schools be held responsible? The Education Establishment would like to ask that question as they…
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Equity is Fostered Through What We Teach and What We Don't by Elena Aguilar
Equity is Fostered Through What We Teach and What We Don't
APRIL 7, 2016
This post by ELENA AGUILAR originally…
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Middle School Maker Journey: Preparing for the Capstones by Kevin Jarrett
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Activity: Feedback Action Planning Template Posted by Bill Ferriter
Activity: Feedback Action Planning Template
Posted by Bill Ferriter on Saturday, 04/02/2016
As I mentioned last week, I've been doing a ton of tinkering this year with the way that I give…
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Is Getting Students ‘College-and-Career’ Ready Just Empty Blather? by J. Robinson
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ESSA Accountability: Don’t Forget the High-Achievers By Michael J. Petrilli
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Is a back-to-basics approach needed in special education?
Is a back-to-basics approach needed in special education?
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Will controversial new tests for teachers make the profession even more overwhelmingly white? by PEGGY BARMORE
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Is The Opt-Out Movement in NY at a Tipping Point?
New York State is a hotbed of this resistance and opposition movement. With the former Commissioner of Education now in DC, recent appointee Commissioner Elia has begun a walk back from her predecessor's agenda. She worked to find or develop better tests. She has effected a temporary uncoupling of student results and teacher and principal evaluations. For this year's administration, tests are untimed and questions will be released at the close of the scoring window. In her brief…
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