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Just Another Typical Day by Eric Sheninger
Added by Michael Keany on February 11, 2013 at 10:09am — No Comments
Educational Blogging Is About "Earning Your Readers' Attention" by J. Robinson
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Building School Culture...1 Relationship at a Time
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Dealing with Digital Behavior Issues: A Parent Guide by EDWARD CHEN
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Creating a Family Media Agreement: How to Have the Conversation by MATT LEVINSON
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Changing the Education Conversation by Anne O'Brien
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Common Core and Print by JONATHAN OLSEN
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What to Do When Students Lie by DR. RICHARD CURWIN
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Put Down the Guns, Pick Up the Crayons by Deb Shoemaker
Put Down the Guns, Pick Up the Crayons
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A Digital worksheet is still a worksheet.
I have read what seems like several, but in reality is probably a few blog posts recently that have claimed to have examined technology in schools and found that it has made little difference in learning. Of course many of these speak in generalities lacking specifics other than there is technology and there is a classroom and they observed stuff. When it comes to technology too many believe that by dropping it into a classroom magic happens. Even the most…
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How Much Help is Too Much Help?
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Bad Boys: Educating the Most Difficult Students By Ilana Garon
Bad Boys: Educating the Most Difficult Students
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Heard the One About Old Teachers Resisting Tests? By Nancy Flanagan
Heard the One About Old Teachers Resisting Tests?
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Overproducing Teachers? Stop It! By Jill Berkowicz and Ann Myers
Overproducing Teachers? Stop It!
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Why Educators' Wages Must Be Revamped Now By Eric A. Hanushek
Why Educators' Wages Must Be Revamped Now
It is no secret that some school districts spend their money better than others. One can easily find groups of districts with the same student demographics and with the same…
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Four Traps for Leaders to Avoid By Rick Hess
Four Traps for Leaders to Avoid
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Requiem for Catholic Schools? By Walt Gardner
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Don't Run Away From Teaching Pop Culture By Marc D. Hauser
Don't Run Away From Teaching Pop Culture
Check out the music children listen to, and you will hear rap and hip-hop songs about sex, violence, women as objects, and domination. Sometimes the questionable language is explicit…
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How Are You Connecting Your Students with the World? Skype in the Classroom by Suzie Boss
How Are You Connecting Your Students with the World? Skype in the Classroom
FEBRUARY 4, 2013Added by Michael Keany on February 6, 2013 at 4:03pm — No Comments
Teachers Need Help, Too by David McKay Wilson
Measuring the Quality of Math Instruction
In this sidebar to a longer Ed. article on teaching Common Core math, David McKay Wilson reports on the Mathematical Quality of Instruction tool (MQI) for evaluating K-8 mathematics teaching. Developed by Heather Hill at the University of Michigan and Harvard’s Graduate School of Education, the MQI is designed to give observers a better lens and get teachers self-assessing and bringing more mathematical…
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