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Up to now, test makers have been the dog--and education has been the tail. But the test makers are increasingly out of touch with students who use mobile devices for everything…
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Fast Company
A new book says you can train your brain to be a creative problem solver worthy of literature’s most famous sleuth.…
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Every educator knows what "a teachable moment" is. It's the brief period of time when events serendipitously conspire to teach students something that otherwise might be difficult for…
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Leaders of social change can benefit from making the distinction.
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I am so excited to incorporate writing in my math class during the…
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By Amber Winkler and Daniela Fairchild
Education Gadfly
After three years, $45 million, and a staggering amount of video content, the Gates Foundation has released the third and final set of reports on its ambitious Measurements in Effective Teaching (MET) project (the first two iterations are reviewed …
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Does a Double Dose of Algebra Help High-School Students?
In this Education Next article, Kalena Cortes (Texas A&M University), Joshua Goodman (Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government), and Takako Nomi (St. Louis University) report on a follow-up study of 11,507 students who took a “double dose” of algebra in Chicago high schools. Researchers found that increased time in algebra resulted in minimal gains for most students, and for a subset of…
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Robert Marzano on Analyzing Complex Texts
(Originally titled “Analyzing Complex Texts”)
In this Educational Leadership column, author/consultant Robert Marzano says that when students analyze a text’s structure, they should be aware of two levels: (a) the overall organization – for example, rising action, climax, falling action in literature or, in non-fiction, presenting and supporting a claim; and (b) the underlying…
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We hear it all the time. "Students should take ownership of their school." But how do we make that happen?
Last spring, my colleagues and I began the process of…
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