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THERE is widespread alarm in the United States about the state of our math education. The anxiety can be traced to the poor performance of American students on various international tests, and it is now embodied in George W. Bush’s No Child Left Behind law, which requires…
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A few weeks ago, the faculty at my school received an unexpected call from our principal. He used the synchronized messaging system that delivers phone calls to all of us at once, usually announcing weather delays and PTA meetings. And even though I was…
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My BS was in Computer Science. I worked for over 20 in the software business. At the age of 45 I was fortunately laid off and was able to reviewed my life. I wanted to find a profession in which I could earn enough of a living tto support my family (3 children - single mom) while contibuting to the general good of our society. I decided to become a teacher.
I called my local district HR person. She told me that older teachers were not considered for elementary positions…
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This was written by Sean Slade, director of Healthy School Communities at ASCD, a global association empowering educators to support…
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I have been teaching a course in interdisciplinary instruction for teaching candidates for many years. Currently, I use my own book in which I propose approaches to both interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary instructional unit planning. I retired from full-time teaching in 2008 but have continued to teach the course in the fall semester each year. Anyone interested in the specific interpretations I give to the interdisciplinary methodology may want to look at a website I use for students.…
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When most of us were deciding what to major in at college, the word Google was not a verb.…
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OVER the next few weeks, millions of Americans will be heading off to college, and despite the promise of need-blind admissions, more of them than ever will be struggling to pay for it. It’s not just the economy’s fault: even as they publicize lavish financial aid packages, colleges and universities are making it harder for average American families…
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This is the listing of all of the videos from #140EDU Conference. Please feel free to share these videos with your friends and colleagues:
Chris Lehmann - http://blip.tv/140confevents/140edu-8-2-11-welcome-5465616
Jeff Pulver - …
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We've been "data driven" for…
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I am growing tired of the number of posts and stories I read about everyone’s plan on “teacher accountability”. I see too many holes in too many plans to deal with what is being categorized as “THE PROBLEM” with education; bad teachers. Unfortunately, when the outcome of many of these ill-conceived plans like Merit Pay result in failure, that too will be blamed on the teachers for its failure to work and not the fact that the plan itself was flawed. Teachers are in a no-win situation with…
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Aside from oodles of resources for educators to immerse themselves in (see my earlier blog "Educational Technology, Truly an Adventure for Everyone), there are many nifty devices now and always newer, better, faster, and smaller on the way. These include laptops (PC or MAC), netbooks, iPods, iPads, interactive white boards, and let’s not leave out the iPhone or other smart phones. All of these devices are capable of accessing the Internet, downloading video, being highly interactive, and…
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