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Is Grammar Worth Teaching? By Walt Gardner

Is Grammar Worth Teaching?

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Independent Schools and Uncommon Standards By Peter Gow

Independent Schools and Uncommon Standards

Once upon a time I attended a workshop on observing and evaluating teachers. At…

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Lincoln and Liberal Education by Christopher Nelson

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Are Schools Getting Tongue-Tied? ESL programs face new challenges. By Ron Schachter

Are Schools Getting Tongue-Tied?

ESL programs face new challenges.
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Are Teachers Overpaid? By Jill Berkowicz and Ann Myers

Are Teachers Overpaid?

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Children should be allowed to get bored, expert says By Hannah Richardson

Children should be allowed to get bored, expert says



Child in Dr Belton said children needed time to stand and stare…
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Teachers, Know Thine Impact By Mark Sass

Teachers, Know Thine Impact

By Mark Sass

3/26/13

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The great divide in education reform today, in…
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Speaking Back to the Common Core by Thomas Newkirk

Speaking Back to the Common Core

by Thomas Newkirk

The Common Core initiative is a triumph of branding. The standards are portrayed as so consensual, so uni- versally endorsed, so thoroughly researched and vetted, so self-evidently necessary to economic progress, so broadly representative of beliefs in the educational community—that they cease to be even debatable. They are held in…

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Are We Creating a Generation of Observers? By Stephen R. Herr

Are We Creating a Generation of Observers?

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I think most educators have a growing sense of concern that their students are turning into a generation of observers. The many watch the few. Arenas and auditoriums fill with spectators, televisions…

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School Leaders: Guiding Teachers into the Digital Age by Anne O'Brien

School Leaders: Guiding Teachers into the Digital Age

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Common Core: Mend It; Don't End It By John Wilson

Common Core: Mend It; Don't End It

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Involving Hispanic Parents in Schools By Walt Gardner

Involving Hispanic Parents in Schools

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Why Gay Marriage Makes School Leaders Uncomfortable By Peter DeWitt

Why Gay Marriage Makes School Leaders Uncomfortable

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The Impact of Investing in Education

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Q&A with National Teacher of the Year Rebecca Mieliwocki

Q&A with National Teacher of the Year Rebecca Mieliwocki

Published: March 26, 2013 

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ROBIN TRIMARCHI rtrimarchi@ledger-enquirer.com Rebecca Mieliwocki, the National Teacher of the Year from Burbank, Calif., addresses the…

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How leaders spend their time tells staff what they value By S. Chris Edmonds

SL 2.0 Editor Note:  Written for business, this has obvious ramifications for school leaders.…

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Added by Michael Keany on March 27, 2013 at 11:47am — No Comments

A Thought

As I sit and wait for a delayed flight leaving Dubai today, my mind starts to wonder about the future. This international hub creates multiple opportunities for individuals from every part of the world to interact. The number of languages, culturals, and interactions far exceed anything I`ve seen. Organizations such as airlines, retalil, and commiercial ventures have capitalized by creating envirnonments of acceptance, and creative innovations so that people are comfortalbe. I begin to question… Continue

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'Ten Ways Gifted Education Has Helped Me' By Tamara Fisher

'Ten Ways Gifted Education Has Helped Me'

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How Coaching Can Impact Teachers, Principals, and Students by ELENA AGUILAR

How Coaching Can Impact Teachers, Principals, and Students

The following is an excerpt from my new book, The Art of Coaching: Effective Strategies for School Transformation. It offers a coaching framework and dozens of tools which can used by a range of…

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