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Tony Danza: What I learned teaching your kids

Tony Danza: What I learned teaching your kids

The popular actor devoted a year to teaching in high school. His new book has timely advice.

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Education Research: The Other Black-White Gap

Education Research: The Other Black-White Gap

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HOPE: 10 Ways to Develop Sustainable Leadership in Your School By John Wilson

HOPE: 10 Ways to Develop Sustainable Leadership in Your School

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The Dialogue with the Gates Foundation: What happens when Profits drive Reform? By Anthony Cody

The Dialogue with the Gates Foundation: What happens when Profits drive Reform?

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We Have a Problem by Zak Malamed

Zak Malamed

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Paul Tough: The Obama Administration's Big Missed Opportunity

Paul Tough: The Obama Administration's Big Missed Opportunity

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Back to school: Why public education is awesome by Julie Mack

Back to school: Why public education is awesome (Julie Mack column)

Published: Saturday, September 01, 2012, 9:00 AM     Updated: Tuesday, September 04, 2012, 12:01 PM
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What makes a great teacher? by Dan Brown

What makes a great teacher?

It's really a simple question - what makes a great teacher? Everyone has a different definition of what goes into being a terrific educator, and as school resumes nationwide for the…

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Will Online Courses Put College Professors Out of Business?

Will Online Courses Put College Professors Out of Business?

 

From the Marshall Memo #448

In this Chronicle of Higher Education article, Bethany College economics professor David Youngberg describes his experience taking a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) from Udacity, and gives five reasons he believes courses like this one aren’t about to replace bricks-and-mortar colleges –…

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Can Online Courses Improve Learning – and Save Money?

Can Online Courses Improve Learning – and Save Money?

 

From the Marshall Memo #448

In this thoughtful Chronicle of Higher Education article, UCLA philosophy professor Pamela Hieronymi says she is worried about the surge of free online courses offered by universities, including Harvard, MIT, and Berkeley. We’re told that educators need to adapt to the Internet as have journalists and publishing…

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Is Education A Privilege For The Elite? By Samreen Hooda

Is Education A Privilege For The Elite?

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The Secret to Making It a Great School Year by ELENA AGUILAR

TEACHER LEADERSHIP 

The Secret to Making It a Great School Year

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Dialogue with the Gates Foundation: What is the Purpose of K-12 Education?

Dialogue with the Gates Foundation: What is the Purpose of K-12 Education?

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The Power of Effective Feedback By Peter DeWitt

The Power of Effective Feedback

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The Social and Emotional Benefits of Being Weirdly Creative - DAVID MARKUS'S BLOG

The Social and Emotional Benefits of Being Weirdly Creative

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Tips for Augmenting Whole-Class Discussions with Collaborize - TODD FINLEY'S BLOG

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Tips for Augmenting Whole-Class Discussions with Collaborize

Technology can enhance academic conversations, says Anna Des Roches, a community development…

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How textbooks are sabotaging teaching, learning

How textbooks are sabotaging teaching, learning

Textbooks are an obstacle to learning, says Ben Stern, technology integrationist for a middle school in New York City. In this blog post, he writes that textbooks present an easy way out for teachers and students -- allowing them to avoid questions over what should be taught. Technology, Stern writes, such as Internet…

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The 10 Smartest People Alive Today

Smartest People In The World: The 10 Smartest People Alive Today

SuperScholar.org  |  Posted: 08/27/2012 …

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Added by Michael Keany on August 29, 2012 at 4:22pm — No Comments

Make Bullying History: Stopping Violence Before It Starts by Rep. Mike Honda and Joaquin Phoenix

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Mentors.net was founded in 1995 as a professional development resource for school administrators leading new teacher induction programs. It soon evolved into a destination where both new and student teachers could reflect on their teaching experiences. Now, nearly thirty years later, Mentors.net has taken on a new direction—serving as a platform for beginning teachers, preservice educators, and

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