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If you think twice to say that I can win, you're only affecting yourself to success. It does not hit you up for anything to say and considers that, so you should ensure that that at…
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The official view of dyslexia is that it is a mental impairment which a great percentage of children are born with. They bring this defect to the classroom. Naturally no reasonable person would expect our public schools to teach these defective students how to read, etc.
In this way, when schools decline and reading scores drop still lower, the Education Establishment has an all-purpose…
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In my workshops and my most recent ASCD book, Ditch the Daily Lesson…
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Millions of computer science jobs are being created, but there are other reasons besides job prep to teach your kid tech skills.
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It is the leader who understands, on a deep personal level, what change asks of a person and who can operate off of that personal understanding who can engender trust. That was the difference between our friend's failed attempt and the slower but more successful second attempt. He overcame resistance and resentment by becoming a sense maker as he invited the organization to accompany him on the change journey. …
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Understanding the needs of 21st century school change, and working with districts that are struggling to do the work set before them on a daily basis while leading forward, takes more than developing, understanding, and leading a shared vision for change. It requires the capacity to understand one's self and to muster up the courage to do the work we were called to do. It calls for moral and ethical behavior. It requires the leader to have the strength to…
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Quora asked people to name the biggest scams and cons in American history. A lot of entertaining answers are given.
I think the obvious answer is: using reading instruction that you know won't work. That is, any reading instruction that is non-phonetic and requires children to memorize words as graphic designs.
I write about this stuff all the time. So I get a chance to see how completely inertial the society is. All the big shots, the…
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We must be careful, as educators, not to allow being 'politically correct' be interpreted as weakness. In our business, neither strength nor bravery can be associated with demeaning or deriding others. Both in children and adults, labeling and name-calling allows the speaker to express hostility, vitriol, or mockery. Name-calling is brutal and hurtful and inflammatory. For some, the shell of defense may be so hard that the receiver does not note the expression as immediately…
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