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Meeting The Needs of All Students: A First Step by ELENA AGUILAR
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3D Printing- S.T.E.A.M. is "hot" and so is this!
After 30 years as a Science Coordinator and Science Teacher in Great Neck Schools, I have seen a lot of technology advances in the classroom. I retired 2 years ago and have been searching for a new technology to develop for schools. Eureka- I found it!!!! I am now offering Professional Development and support training for 3D Printing enthusiasts in Long Island schools. It has been said that 3D Printing is "the next big thing". I quite agree. Please visit our website - …
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The Road from Mississippi to Harvard
The Road from Mississippi to Harvard
In this moving New York Times article, Justin Porter reflects on his journey from a small Mississippi high school to Harvard. As he contemplated his early-acceptance letter, he says he felt “trapped between the two worlds in front of me. One held seemingly unlimited opportunity – full scholarship, career advancement, travel possibilities. But what would I sacrifice in exchange? My mother and I have never…
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Awesome Free Templates to Create Classroom Newspapers
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Parents: Start with the A by MATT LEVINSON
Parents: Start with the A
AUGUST 30, 2013This post by MATT LEVINSON originally appeared in Edutopia's …
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Why Education Is Not Like Medicine By James H. Nehring
Why Education Is Not Like Medicine
Ed WeekThere are three bad ideas popular among education writers in the United States right now. First is the idea that American public education should learn from the medical profession. Second is…
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Parents: 19 Meaningful Questions You Should Ask Your Child's Teacher by TERRY HEICK
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A Delightful Back To School PD Experience
It's Back to School Time and professional development is on the menu with specialties, such as instructional practices, protocols, and materials to impact teaching and learning. School districts and consultants prepare for the event to inspire staff to embrace…
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Why Should Schools Care About John Hattie's Visible Learning? By Peter DeWitt
Why Should Schools Care About John Hattie's Visible Learning?
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Good Questions Are Powerful Tools By Jill Berkowicz and Ann Myers
Good Questions Are Powerful Tools
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Educational Technology Conference
Here is a post about an upcoming educational technology conference. The principal hosting the conference was quoted last weekend in USA Weekend. Read his tips for parents and visit his…
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First Day of School: Talking Back to Harry Wong By Nancy Flanagan
First Day of School: Talking Back to Harry Wong
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High School Blues, Confirmed By Anthony Rebora
High School Blues, Confirmed
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First Days of School: 'Sweat the Small Stuff' By Anthony Rebora
First Days of School: 'Sweat the Small Stuff'
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3 R's treated with contempt. Ignorance and Illiteracy are the new bullies in town.
Well, for people who are in charge of our public schools and think they're doing a GREAT job, I would agree that this article is totally irrelevant.
I write articles for people who know that things are not ideal or even close to ideal. But they don't know quite why. And they need ways to explain it to parents, teachers, administrators, and the community.
This is a fairly lively little article called "…
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Language Learning in the Age of Common Core By Heather Clydesdale
Language Learning in the Age of Common Core
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