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ELL Advocates Call for PARCC Tests in Spanish By Lesli A. Maxwell
ELL Advocates Call for PARCC Tests in Spanish
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Why Business Should be A Core Curriculum in all High Schools by Alice Jenkins
Why Business Should be A Core Curriculum in all High Schools
by Alice Jenkins
In an era where 53% of college graduates are jobless or underemployed future graduates have little to look forward to with all of the education and skills they have acquired besides sitting in front of a computer and applying to low level jobs on craigslist. These people…
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The Buddha in the Attic
When I read that today was the anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima, I was reminded of the novel, The Buddha in the Attic, by Julie Otsuka. This Pen Faulkner award winner follows the lives of Japanese women from their journey to San Francisco to become "picture brides" for strangers, to the internment of Japanese-Americans at the onset of World War II.
A friend and I read this book for…
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Teacher Pensions and Teacher Quality: Is There a Connection? by Cory Koedel
Teacher Pensions and Teacher Quality: Is There a Connection?
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Texting, Tweeting, and Terrible Grammar in K-12 Schools By Matthew Lynch
Texting, Tweeting, and Terrible Grammar in K-12 Schools
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Is it good to tell a first-grader, ‘You might be a dropout?’ by Annie Murphy Paul
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An awesome chart regulating the use of web images for students
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Classroom Observations Are Not About Compliance By Peter DeWitt
Classroom Observations Are Not About Compliance
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If You Want to Motivate Someone, Shut Up Already - An Interview with Brandon Irwin
The Motivation Provided by Having a Partner and Being Part of a Team
In this Harvard Business Review interview by Scott Berinato, Kansas State University kinesiology professor Brandon Irwin reports some interesting findings on motivation and coaching that may apply to K-12 schools. He had people perform abdominal “planks” (lying face down, keeping your body straight, lifting yourself up on your elbows, and holding that position as long as you…
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Student achievement and teacher evaluations: The math doesn’t add up? BY SCOTT MCLEOD
Student achievement and teacher evaluations: The math doesn’t add up?
JULY 31, 2013 BY SCOTT MCLEOD
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Why Teachers Should Read for Pleasure
My friend and mentor, Carol Varsalona sent me this interesting article on the importance of teachers reading to enhance their confidence in the classroom and their own personal well-being. Check out other interesting teaching tidbits and facts on Carol's new blog, …
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SlideKlowd to turn your presentations into conversations
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What Can We Learn From Failure? By Peter DeWitt
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Do Schools Work Hard Enough to Engage Parents? By Peter DeWitt
Do Schools Work Hard Enough to Engage Parents?
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What Price Racial Diversity? By Walt Gardner
What Price Racial Diversity?
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Standardized Testing for Colleges: A Necessary Evil? By Matthew Lynch
Standardized Testing for Colleges: A Necessary Evil?
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Four Questions Every New Superintendent Should Ask By Jonathan Travers and David Rosenberg
Four Questions Every New Superintendent Should Ask
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Congratulations! You’ve just been named superintendent of a large, urban school district. You’re in good company: Dozens of districts—from Boston to…
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They said it! Would you say it?
"I have no idea what I want to do"
I heard this comment from a 22 year-old college graduate. He’s a bright, engaging, confident young man who played collegiate sports. Yet, he doesn’t know how to go about finding a job that he thinks he’d…
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Helping Girls Unlock Their Leadership Potential by ANNE OBRIEN
Helping Girls Unlock Their Leadership Potential
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