Since 1982, historian Robert Caro has been chronicling the life of the 36th President of the United States, Lyndon B. Johnson. The…
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What Teacher Leaders Learned This School Year
What Teacher Leaders Learned This School Year
What is the most significant lesson you learned this year? I posed this question to members of the Teacher…
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Six Affirmations for PBL Teachers BY ANDREW MILLER
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A Gay-Straight Alliance in Every School by Peter DeWitt
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Robert Caro's Lessons From Lyndon B. Johnson About How To Lead In A Crisis
Robert Caro's Lessons From Lyndon B. Johnson About How To Lead In A Crisis
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Standardized Testing Fails the Exam BY W. JAMES POPHAM
Standardized Testing Fails the Exam
If enough educators -- and noneducators -- realize there are serious flaws in how we evaluate our schools, maybe we can stop this absurdity.
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A Significant Error That Policymakers Commit by Larry Cuban
A Significant Error That Policymakers Commit
by Larry Cuban
As a result of inhabiting a different world than teachers, policymakers make a consequential error. They and a cadre of influentials confuse teacher quality with teaching quality, that is, the personal traits of teachers—dedicated, caring, gregarious, intellectually curious—produce student learning rather than the classroom and…
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Education in America Serves No Purpose Today by William E. White
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3 Teacher Evaluation Mistakes to Avoid by Robyn Jackson
3 Teacher Evaluation Mistakes to Avoid
by Robyn Jackson
School districts across the US are creating new teacher evaluation systems that are supposed to better identify ineffective teaching and, in some cases, tie a teacher’s rating to student performance. My quarrel is not with the evaluation systems themselves however. My quarrel is with how they are being implemented. Here are three of the most common mistakes I’ve seen:
1.…
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Pathways to Hope
Pathways to Hope
From the Marshall Memo #436
“Many young people dream the American dream, believe it can be achieved, and haven’t a clue how to make it a reality,” says Shane Lopez, who runs the Gallup Student Poll, in this Kappan article. “Students generally are confident. They think ‘I can do anything!’… But, where there is a will, there is not always a way. Students often lack strategies to…
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Critical Questions about the Common Core By Anthony Cody
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'Worst' Math Teacher in NYC Questions Ranking By Francesca Duffy
'Worst' Math Teacher in NYC Questions Ranking
Carolyn Abbott, a 7th and 8th grade math teacher…
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Making Schools Work By DAVID L. KIRP
Making Schools Work
By DAVID L. KIRP
NY Times
Published: May 19, 2012
AMID the ceaseless and cacophonous debates about how to close the achievement gap, we’ve turned away from one tool that has been shown to work: school desegregation. That strategy, ushered in by the landmark 1954 Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education, has been unceremoniously ushered…
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With Teacher Evaluation Rubrics, Less Is More, Says Mike Schmoker
With Teacher Evaluation Rubrics, Less Is More, Says Mike Schmoker
From the Marshall Memo #436
In this punchy Kappan article, writer/consultant Mike Schmoker criticizes some widely used teacher-evaluation rubrics/frameworks as unwieldy, time-consuming, and anxiety-producing. “No one has asked the obvious questions,” he says: “Does this innovation have a track record? Could it have unintended…
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And the winner of the May 16th photo contest was ...
Phil D'Elia.
Phil successful guessed that the school pictured below was the famous English private school Eton.
Phil also knew that the famous fictional villain who was said to graduate from Eton was Captain Hook!
Congratulations…
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The Danger of Mindlessness by Deborah Meier
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Let Students Innovate BY DOMINICK RECCKIO
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David Musselwhite: Values of the Common Core: Equity, Competition, and Collaboration
David Musselwhite: Values of the Common Core: Equity, Competition, and Collaboration
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Getting teacher evaluation right By Kyle Hunsberger
Getting teacher evaluation right
In Los Angeles, where I teach seventh-grade math, our current teacher evaluation system is undeniably broken. Initially designed to be a robust…
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And the winner of the May 13, 2012 Photo Contest was ...
Suzanne Parker Hall who correctly determined the school below was Whittier Union High School in Whittier, CA. It was used as the school (Hill Valley HS) in Back to the Future. By the way, this was also Richard Nixon's high school.
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