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The hype and reality of ‘school choice’
By Valerie Strauss,
In case you missed any of the endless streams of announcements, it’s National School Choice Week, and advocates are staging thousands of events across the country to talk…
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Control or Ownership from A Principal's Reflections by Eric Sheninger
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Showcasing artifacts & evidence to demonstrate #TeacherEffectiveness with #Danielson Domains by Lisa Nielsen
Showcasing artifacts & evidence to demonstrate #TeacherEffectiveness with #Danielson Domains
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Why teachers can’t reach every child: a case study by Larry Cuban
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N.Y. State: Where No Confidence Is King
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Building a Better Brain Before Children Enter School By Peter DeWitt
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New book: "Credentialed to Destroy, how and why education became a weapon"
For those who think our school system has gotten off track by embracing a multitude of failed methods, I have some good news.
There is a very aggressive new book that names names, deconstructs theories, and explains that the worst sort of people are taking over our schools and our economy. The author's message is that we have to understand what's going on and stop it, otherwise all the lights are going to be turned off. Specifically, everyone needs to…
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Second Sight Saturday: Super Books for Super Bowl Weekend
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Is teacher education a disaster? by Mike Rose from Valerie Strauss’s Blog The Answer Sheet
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CAN THIS CHILDREN'S BOOK HELP MAKE THE INTERNET A BETTER PLACE? BY CHRIS GAYOMALI
CAN THIS CHILDREN'S BOOK HELP MAKE THE INTERNET A BETTER PLACE?
WITH HELLO RUBY, LINDA LIUKAS IS TRYING TO INSPIRE A NEW GENERATION OF YOUNG WOMEN ARMED WITH THE TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE TO BUILD AWESOME NEW TOOLS.
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The hype and reality of ‘school choice’ by Valerie Strauss
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The Hardest Job in America by Maurice Elias
The Hardest Job in America
JANUARY 29, 2014This post by MAURICE ELIAS originally appeared in Edutopia’s …
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Meditation in Elementary School?
One of my editors is researching a piece on mindfulness initiatives in elementary schools. Do you know of an elementary school that has introduced meditation or breathing techniques to help children focus? If so, please contact Linda Rodgers at
LRodgers-consultant@Scholastic.com
Happy reading,
Christine
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What Is the Real Intent of Vergara v. California? from This Week In Education by John Thompson
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East Meets West: Transcontinental Chat Magic
Shiver me timbers! When could be more entertaining that a dress up party for the launch of the first transcontinental NYEDChat and TLAP online chat last night. It may not have been the Golden Globes or the Bammy Awards, but it was a celebratory event just the same. The lead pirate, Dave Burgess, author of the well-know professional text, Teach Like A…
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Don't Throw Money at Early-Childhood Education By Ben Zimmer & Daniella Rohr
Don't Throw Money at Early-Childhood Education
Ed WeekThere's no trendier cause in education policy than promoting increased funding for early-childhood education. President Barack Obama has made universal access to…
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The Myth of the 10,000-Hours Rule Is Why We Need Coaches By Elena Aguilar
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Invisible
Last night at the Grammy Awards, Hunter Hayes debuted his new single, "Invisible." What a great song for young people experiencing bullying, or just trying to fit in. Even though "No-Name Calling Week" is officially over, you still may want to share this with your students.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve0XQir8szo
Happy reading and listening,
Christine…
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What Are the Real Motives Behind the Common Core State Standards? Let's Be Honest with Ourselves! from The 21st Century Principal by J. Robinson
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