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What Makes Educational Technology Programs Work? by Robert E. Slavin
What Makes Educational Technology Programs Work?
While everyone else is having a lot more fun, my colleagues and I sit up late at night writing a free web site, the …
Added by Michael Keany on January 30, 2015 at 12:11pm — No Comments
The baby and the bathwater – further thoughts on not just DI, but many reform failures by Grant Wiggins
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The baby and the bathwater – further thoughts on not just DI, but many reform failuresby … |
Added by Michael Keany on January 30, 2015 at 12:03pm — No Comments
The Snow Day Decision
The public's unforgiving criticism of the recent snowstorm that hit the northeast offers an exaggerated insight into the ongoing commentary about the work of educators and the politicians who they have voted into office. It is good to have open discussions. But Monday morning quarterbacking is best only done by those who have made the decisions. For them it is called reflection. Including in that reflection those affected by the decisions is wisdom. …
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5 Conventional Career Advice You Should Ignore
Tons of career advice has been around for a long time. Most, if not all, hard-working professionals thought that those pieces of advice were the code to their success. However, do not hang on too much on some tips because it could lead you to frustration.
Don't be left so far behind and become clueless about career advancement. Check out these…
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Why professional reading is necessary, but not sufficient by Dennis Sparks
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Do teacher prep programs lack rigor? - Finding of grade inflation criticized by teacher educators By: Matt Zalaznick
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Helping Teachers to Create CCLS Aligned Writing Prompts
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Helping Teachers to Create CCLS Aligned Writing Prompts
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Five Myths About Young People and Social Media by Peter Gray
Five Myths About Young People and Social Media
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How to Identify and Keep Exceptional Young Teachers By Peter DeWitt
How to Identify and Keep Exceptional Young Teachers
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Why Twitter Will Never Connect All Educators. from My Island View by Tom Whitby
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Digging into Data: It's Not Just for Math Class by SUZIE BOSS
Added by Michael Keany on January 27, 2015 at 2:18pm — No Comments
Teacher to legislators: Here’s how your decisions impact my students every single day By Lori Rice
Teacher to legislators: Here’s how your decisions impact my students every single day…
Added by Michael Keany on January 27, 2015 at 2:15pm — No Comments
Leading Schools of the Future from A Principal's Reflections by Eric Sheninger
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Leading Schools of the Future from A Principal's Reflections by Eric Sheninger
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Principals Have a Complex Job
The principalship is complicated. Along with the increasing responsibilities and demand for a growing knowledge base, principals have welcomed a variety of different types of learners, an increased number of English language learners, and a growing number of children living in poverty. They have had to learn how to coach and mentor teachers who have to learn about different abilities, second language acquisition, cultural differences for those entering our country, the impact of…
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Schools Are Good for Showing Off, Not for Learning by Peter Gray
Schools Are Good for Showing Off, Not for Learning
Added by Michael Keany on January 26, 2015 at 6:27am — No Comments
Misguided Direction An Opinion Piece By Joey J. Cohen, Ed.D.
Misguided Direction
An Opinion Piece
By Joey J. Cohen, Ed.D., Principal – Patchogue-Medford School District
The future of education is not just in jeopardy with the current political climate set forth by Governor Cuomo, Chancellor Tisch and former Commissioner King, it is decidedly bleak. I have spent nearly twenty years in education, currently as an elementary principal, holding…
ContinueAdded by Joey J. Cohen, Ed.D. on January 25, 2015 at 7:00am — No Comments
Governor Andrew Cuomo: Understand the Problem Before Announcing Solutions
Though we are New Yorkers, we try to write with relevancy for all who lead education. But, sometimes, the best examples do come from our state....well, maybe not best, perhaps a better word is striking. New York's Governor Andrew M. Cuomo was recently re-elected to a second term. He has enthusiastically claimed the "we must improve schools" podium, stepping into his school improvement agenda including pre-k programs and teacher evaluation.…
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Shadowing students, part 3 – a nice example of policy and practice in Ontario, Canada by Grant Wiggins
Added by Michael Keany on January 23, 2015 at 9:59am — No Comments
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