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Recently, I was offered an opportunity to travel to India to work with an organization that provides ESL classes to students in New Dehli. The classes do not cost the students; however, they need to make a committment of one hour fourty-five minutes per day six days per week. The blended approach has provided students with the abiility to interact with software, engage in quality of instruction, and dialogue with their peers. I visited in one of the centers just southeast of my location. The… Continue
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Fight For Our Kids
When thinking about sound literacy instruction and the daily challenges that we face as educators, I cannot help but consider the significant divide that exists between what research tells us is developmentally appropriate for children versus what the state of New York (and many other states across the country) is telling us our children need to do to be considered college and career ready. …
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How Does Your School Have Fun? by Bob Lenz
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Re-Imagining the Comprehensive High School by Adrienne Curtis Dickinson
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How Your School Compares Internationally By Stu Silberman
How Your School Compares Internationally
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The Verdict on Steubenville: My Students' Reactions to Rape and Jock Culture By Ilana Garon
The Verdict on Steubenville: My Students' Reactions to Rape and Jock Culture
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Making Sense of Steubenville By Sam Chaltain
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Lance Armstrong and Teaching Students the Meaning of Integrity By Joseph W. Gauld
Lance Armstrong and Teaching Students the Meaning of Integrity
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The saga of Lance Armstrong continues. Still attempting to rehabilitate himself, he most recently said in …
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24 Blogs Filled with Ideas on How to Motivate Your Kids to Finish the School Year Strong
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Scheduling meetings made easy with doodle.com
Doodle.com has been up and running since 2007, but with the advancements of HTML5 and other browser technologies, web-hosted apps have been gaining in popularity. We’ve got Dropbox and …
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Talent Isn't Fixed and Other Mindsets That Lead to Greatness - Interview with Carol Dweck by Jocelyn K. Glei
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20 of your songs that changed the world - Teachable Resource
20 of your songs that changed the world
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Can a song really help change the world? A recent Magazine feature raised this question, and hundreds of readers responded.
Fifty years ago, Barbara, a French singer of Jewish descent, wrote the song Goettingen about a German city she loved. Many believe her song helped …
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Evaluations Are Better Than No Evaluations by Eric "Rick" Hanushek
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What Makes the Most Difference in Sustaining a Good Program?
What Makes the Most Difference in Sustaining a Good Program?
In this article in Exceptional Children, Kent McIntosh (University of Oregon), Sterett Mercer, Amanda Hume, Mary Turri, and Susanna Mathews (University of British Columbia), and Jennifer Frank (Pennsylvania State University) report on their study of the sustainability of the Schoolwide Positive Behavior Support (SPBS) program in 217 schools in 14 states. They analyzed four factors…
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Forget The Mission Statement. What’s Your Mission Question? by Warren Berger
Forget The Mission Statement. What’s Your Mission Question?
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Firing Bad Teachers Has Surprisingly Meager Effects By Kevin Drum
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The key to evaluating teachers: Ask kids what they think By Dylan Matthews
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How Can Teachers Encourage and Assess Creativity?
How Can Teachers Encourage and Assess Creativity?
(Originally titled “Assessing Creativity”)
In this Educational Leadership article, Montana-based author/consultant Susan Brookhart asks which student’s work is more creative: asked to write an acrostic poem on a small poster, a girl writes a school spirit poem using the letters of the school’s name (S for “super”, N for “nice”, etc.) and draws a perfect replica of the school…
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Really? Test Prep for Homework! By Peter DeWitt
Really? Test Prep for Homework!
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Unwrapping the Common Core Standards by Eric Sheninger
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