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Employment and People with Disabilities: A Social Ill to Change, Not Manage by Nicholas Villani
Nicholas A. Villani, President of Career and Employment Options, Inc. has written an article that was published in the Autism Spectrum News, Summer 2011… |
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What Do Teachers Want? By Jeff Henig
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Complex Thinking is not Tested and Won't be Taught By Anthony Cody
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The Ten People You'll Meet in Meeting Hell by John McIntyre
Around the table - The Ten People You'll Meet in Meeting Hell
Those whom the Lord wishes to punish for their waywardness he sends to meetings. These are the types you can expect to find there.
The Circumlocutor: Listen to him take eight minutes to paraphrase the four-paragraph text in front of you, and then realize that you are not quite sure what his point was. You are not permitted to…
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My Educational Core Values
In Jim Collins’ bestselling book “Good to Great” he points out that the enemy of Great is Good. He explains that we don’t have great schools because we have good schools – society is content with good. My primary focus as an educator is to help motivate our students, staff and community…
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Should Ed Schools Be More Like Med Schools? By Walt Gardner
Should Ed Schools Be More Like Med Schools?
Everyone agrees that the most important in-school factor in student achievement is the…
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Professional Comfort Zone?
I recently read a post from Andrew Marcinek, an educator who I greatly respect and often agree with. Are We Chasing Technology or Mastering It? His post however caused me, for the first time after several years of connection, to disagree with him. In his…
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Hope, Title IX, and Dreams of the World Cup by Kevin W. Riley
Hope, Title IX, and Dreams of the World Cup
It hadn't occurred to me that the U.S. would actually lose to Japan in the World Cup Soccer Final last Sunday. Our women's team was magical. They came from behind against Brazil and won on penalty kicks and the rest seemed…
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Great Teachers: Perfectly Imperfect by David Ginsburg
Great Teachers: Perfectly Imperfect
Ronald was six when he noticed his father had black grease around his mouth after working on a car.…
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In What Other Profession...by David Reber
In What Other Profession...by David Reber
by Kristie Lica on Thursday, July 7, 2011 at 7:00pm
I’m going to step out of my… Continue
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Want to stop teachers from cheating? A history lesson from corporate America By Dan Ariely
Want to stop teachers from cheating? A history lesson from corporate America
By Dan Ariely,
This piece is part of a leadership roundtable on the right way to approach teacher incentives — with opinion pieces by Duke University behavioral economics professor …
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To improve U.S. education, it’s time to treat teachers as professionals By Howard Gardner
To improve U.S. education, it’s time to treat teachers as professionals
By Howard Gardner,
This piece is part of a leadership roundtable on the right way to approach teacher incentives — with opinion pieces by Duke University behavioral economics…
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Confronting the Inequality Juggernaut: A Q&A With Jonathan Kozol
Confronting the Inequality Juggernaut: A Q&A With Jonathan Kozol
Jonathan Kozol has been a tireless advocate for civil rights in education for…
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Dr. Joan Daly-Lewis's response to Carol Burris's recent blog
Note: This is Dr. Joan Daly-Lewis's response to Carol Burris's blog.
Dear Carol:
Carol, here is my concern about the Hinchey article (“ Getting Teacher Assessment Right: What Policymakers Can Learn From Research”)- the new NYS APPR seems to address ALL of the recommendations! But as you have said in your Post blog, the devil is in the details. There is actually much in the new APPR system that could have had the potential to improve the…
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Making Sense of Math and Science: It's Elementary By Zak Champagne
Making Sense of Math and Science: It's Elementary
Note: Zak Champagne, an award-winning teacher in Jacksonville, Florida, is…
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Ambush Evaluations of Teachers By Walt Gardner
Ambush Evaluations of Teachers
Positive lessons about school reform can sometimes be learned from other countries. What England will do…
Added by Michael Keany on July 19, 2011 at 10:24am — 1 Comment
The Future of EDU in SIX Hours
Every three years I force myself to do something that, although it is geared to save me money and provide for my safety, I dread it more than the possibility of Kidney Stones. New York State Department of Motor Vehicles, the DMV provides a Defensive Driving Course for drivers to complete and earn a reduction on their insurance premium, or a reduction on points on their license as a result of traffic infractions. Not wanting to suffer alone, and needing to get the highest reduction possible on… Continue
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The Often Unrecognized Sign of an Effective Teacher By Zak Champagne
The Often Unrecognized Sign of an Effective Teacher
Note: Zak Champagne, an award-winning teacher in Jacksonville, Florida, is…
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Transforming our Educational System-There is a Silver Bullet
Why this topic?
I recently received a tweet highlighting a contest sponsored by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt called “The Global Education Challenge,” and immediately clicked on the link to learn more. The sponsors declare that “through the Global Education Challenge, we hope to find truly original ideas… Continue
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Signs of Passion By Nancy Flanagan
Signs of Passion
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