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A couple years ago, I sat in on a "Technology in the Classroom" course. We spent the early part of the…
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Dec. 19, 2011, 1:27 p.m.
By LAURA KLEIN
NY Times
When asked to identify the qualities that lead to success in…
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QUIZ: Take part of the test that the local school board member took in the story below: …
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A guest post on The Answer Sheet this month about a school…
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NY Times 12/18/11
In the last decade, we have emerged from the Education Stone Age. No longer must we rely on primitive tools like teachers and…
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Newsday Originally published: December 15, 2011 6:36 PM
Updated: December 15, 2011 7:57 PM
By GARY D. BIXHORN
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Gary D. Bixhorn is chief operating officer of Eastern Suffolk BOCES and legislative chairperson of the Suffolk…
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Here's my first: "I wish for an evaluation system that measures the full set of skills necessary to be a teacher."
In…
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NATIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN SUMMIT December 9, 2011 Diane Ravitch
My theme for today: Whose children have been left behind?
Let me tell you a little bit about myself. For many years, I was a strong advocate of testing, accountability, and choice. I worked in three conservative think tanks where these ideas were held sacred. In 1998, I went to Albany, New York, to testify on behalf of charter legislation. At the time I was connected to the conservative Manhattan…
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