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Six Practices of Schools and School Districts Marching to Obsolescence by J. Robinson

MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2012

21st Century Principal - J. Robinson…

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Letter From an 'Angry Black Man': Am I a Good Coach? By Elena Aguilar

Letter From an 'Angry Black Man': Am I a Good Coach?

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School Reform, But From Whose Perspective? by Cheryl Scott Williams

School Reform, But From Whose Perspective?

—Jori Bolton
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Public K-12 schooling is a…

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Dear Parents of Special-Needs Children I’ve Taught In the Past

Anonymous on Flappiness.com 

http://flappinessis.com/2011/12/01/an-apology-from-your-childs-former-teacher/

Dear Parents of Special-Needs Children I’ve Taught In the Past,

I need to make…

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The Need for Spreadsheet Math in K-12 by Art Bardige

The Need for Spreadsheet Math in K-12

Guest blog written by Art Bardige,…

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Resisting Technology Is Soooo 20th Century By Peter DeWitt

Resisting Technology Is Soooo 20th Century

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Two common core assessments bear important differences

Valley Views: Students should be focus of test criteria
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Invitation to a Dialogue: A Student’s Call to Arms by NIKHIL GOYAL

Invitation to a Dialogue: A Student’s Call to Arms



To the Editor:

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The Global Search for Education: The Education Debate 2012 -- Diane Ravitch

C. M. Rubin

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Want to Ruin Teaching? Give Ratings By DEBORAH KENNY

Want to Ruin Teaching? Give Ratings

  • NY Times

AS the founder of a charter school…

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Dear Teacher, Johnny Is Skipping the Test By SONI SANGHA

Dear Teacher, Johnny Is Skipping the Test

NY Times

LATER this month, children at 169 New York City elementary and middle schools will, for the second time in a calendar year, take a 40-minute “field test” in math and English language arts to determine which questions will go on future state standardized exams.

Lori Chajet’s daughter will not be among them, though the tests are scheduled to…

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How Good Books Can Change You

How Good Books Can Change You…

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Helping Students Manage Stress, Set Goals, and Feel Connected

Helping Students Manage Stress, Set Goals, and Feel Connected

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Political Boot Camp for High School Students

Political Boot Camp for High School Students

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Financial Education: A Job for Teachers or Parents? By DAN KADLEC

Financial Education: A Job for Teachers or Parents?

The idea that teaching kids about money should be left to parents is strictly old school, a panel of experts agreed. Personal finance is "Reality" in the post financial crisis world and should be regarded as the Fourth R. This is an emerging core subject area in schools throughout the world.…
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Should a Teacher's Past Be the Basis for Firing? By Walt Gardner

Should a Teacher's Past Be the Basis for Firing?

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5 things teachers want parents to know By Carl Azuz, CNN

5 things teachers want parents to know
October 10th, 2012
04:18 AM ET…

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Full-Contact Teaching: Connecting with Hearts and Minds by Ben Johnson

Full-Contact Teaching: Connecting with Hearts and Minds

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The Truth About the Teacher Shortage By Walt Gardner

The Truth About the Teacher Shortage

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Two Lives Diverged By David Bamat

Two Lives Diverged

Premium article access courtesy of Edweek.org.

I've been thinking about my old friend "J." He recently sent me a birthday message for my 25th. Days later, I sent him one back. I didn't need a calendar to remember the date. Best of friends remember each…

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