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Are There Lessons from the History of School Reform? by Larry Cuban
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Saving Childhood By Jill Berkowicz and Ann Myers
Saving Childhood
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An Antidote to the Assault on Our Senses
As the ongoing assault to our senses in the form of the overused measurement instruments known as high stakes standardized tests continues unabated, our school district prepares to engage stakeholders from nearby schools in a gathering of staff and students to celebrate the wisdom of using a simple way to observe powerful learning—through and in a school garden. Here is what visitors can expect:
- See the curiosity of young minds gathering on the fertile ground that can…
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A simple exercise that works wonders: affirm your values by Annie Murphy Paul
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Saying No to Online Learning? Hardly By Peter Gow
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Overcoming Four Barriers to Evidence-Based Education By Robert E. Slavin
Overcoming Four Barriers to Evidence-Based Education
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Imagine if we used evidence to guide everything we do and teach in our nation’s neediest schools.
As part of this vision, educators would constantly look at their…
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Solving the 'Boy Crisis' in Schools by Michael Kimmel
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What Fuels Your Fire? First-Year Teacher in China Shares By Jessica Shyu
What Fuels Your Fire? First-Year Teacher in China Shares
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The 'Monster' at the End of the Common Core By Laura Thomas
The 'Monster' at the End of the Common Core
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I'm a progressive. A dyed-in-the-wool, hardcore constructivist. I believe that most decisions about education should be made by the people closest to the classrooms—by the…
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Author Visit and Book Signing
May 2, 2013
Tonight at Book Revue in Huntington, you can see chef, Lidia Bastianich as she launches her new children's book, Nonna's Birthday…
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Is the Common Core in Trouble? By Alison DeNisco
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On Teacher Evaluations, Between Myth And Fact Lies Truth by Matthew Di Carlo
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Thompson: "Big (Dumb) Data"
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Thompson: "Big (Dumb) Data"…
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Have standardized tests really helped kids learn more? by Carol Burris
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Early-Childhood Education: Policy, Research, and Funding, or Fad?
In kindergarten classrooms across the nation we have those who can read and those who have yet to learn the alphabet. Some can make meaning from pictures and words and others don't know their colors. Ann Myers and Jill Berkowicz ask "Where do we stand on the issue of Early-Childhood Education??…
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No Rich Child Left Behind
April 29, 2013
Yesterday's New York Times had a great piece on the achievement gap between rich and poor children in our country. This is becoming a recurring theme on my blog. I've previously posted…
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Who Is Today’s Principal? by Daniel W. Smith
Who Is Today’s Principal?
The qualities and skills required of today's principals have shifted quite dramatically over the past decade. It was…
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Testing, the Common Core, and Consumer Resistance By Marc Tucker
Testing, the Common Core, and Consumer Resistance
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Teachers Need So-Called Tenure More Than Ever By John Wilson
Teachers Need So-Called Tenure More Than Ever
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Want to Build a Better Teacher Evaluation? Ask a Teacher By Ross Wiener & Kasia Lundy
Want to Build a Better Teacher Evaluation? Ask a Teacher
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Reformers have invested massive financial resources and political capital in new teacher-evaluation systems, but early results show that these policies…
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