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Top 10 questions to ask yourself in 2012
by Justin Tarte
I firmly believe in self-reflection as a means toward growth and development. As such, we all would benefit from an intense session of self-reflection of the first half of the 2011-2012 school year. Additionally, through self-reflection we will better understand who we are as educators, as well as how our actions are aligning with our beliefs. Regardless of your position or role in education, here are my…
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NY Times Opinion
The Head Start program, which prepares disadvantaged 3- and 4-year-olds for school, has served nearly 30 million children since it was created in 1965. While there is little doubt that the federal program is critically important for these children and their parents, quality varies widely among programs.
Over the years, Congress has tried to strengthen oversight and improve the $8 billion…
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How to Check for Deeper Understanding and Engage All Students
By Ben Johnson
Via Edutopia
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This will not be your typical New Year's resolution post promising to lose 20lbs, give more to charity or adopt a pet. Although I find resolutions fun,…
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This was written by Carol Corbett Burris, principal of South Side High School in New York. She was named the 2010 New York State Outstanding Educator by the School Administrators Association of New York…
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Robert Clagett is a former dean of admissions at Middlebury College and former senior…
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YouTube for Schools - A Leadership Embarrassment Posted: 27 Dec 2011 10:36 AM PST The… |
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The year 2011 was monumental in education — monumentally good or monumentally bad, depending on your view.
School reformers who believe in using business principles to run public schools had a banner year. More…
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The latest trend in education may be to shift teaching and learning from the classroom to the internet. We are seeing more and more states tuning to this as an answer to their education woes. Colleges have been transitioning in that direction for years. Online course have exploded over the years. I served on a committee for the New York State United Teachers examining those online possibilities for the secondary level back in the turn of the century, about the year 2000.
My personal…
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Five Books That Have Influenced My Teaching
Edutopia
It's the holiday season, which means, once the eating and entertaining is over, many of us will have some free time on our hands. If you want to spend some of that time snuggling up with a great book, here are some books that I have read (or re-read) in the past year or so that have influenced my teaching. Not all of them…
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Some days when I drive into school in the mornings I go a different way. It takes a bit longer and my alternate route selection is met by a question from my 3rd grade daughter: "Dad, why are you going this way?" My response is always the same: "I just wanted to do something different, and it's good for…
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A couple years ago, I sat in on a "Technology in the Classroom" course. We spent the early part of the…
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Dec. 19, 2011, 1:27 p.m.
When asked to identify the qualities that lead to success in…
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Update 12/12:
QUIZ: Take part of the test that the local school board member took in the story below: …
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