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Phil D'Elia.
Phil successful guessed that the school pictured below was the famous English private school Eton.
Phil also knew that the famous fictional villain who was said to graduate from Eton was Captain Hook!
Congratulations…
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In Los Angeles, where I teach seventh-grade math, our current teacher evaluation system is undeniably broken. Initially designed to be a robust…
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Suzanne Parker Hall who correctly determined the school below was Whittier Union High School in Whittier, CA. It was used as the school (Hill Valley HS) in Back to the Future. By the way, this was also Richard Nixon's high school.
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Jessica Hagy, Contributor
Nine Dangerous Things You Were Taught In School
Be aware of the insidious and unspoken lessons you learned as a child. To thrive in the world outside the classroom, you’re going to have…
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Harvard Education Newsletter
Volume 28, Number 3
May/June 2012
Painful film is a must-see for teachers and students alike
By COLLEEN GILLARD
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Part I: Introduction
For decades, too many high-school teachers have been instilling persuasive writing skills by teaching students the five-paragraph…
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Published: May 11, 2012 12:40 PM
By MICHAEL MCGILL
Photo credit: Illustration by Christopher Serra |
The State Education Department has mandated a new evaluation scheme for New York‘s teachers. In what Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo describes as a…
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I don’t spend much time debunking our most powerful educational fad:…
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Kindergartners in Georgia — many of whom don’t yet read — could soon play an important role in deciding which teachers get raises or get fired. Under a new pilot program, 5-year-olds will be guided through a survey that includes such statements as “My teacher knows a lot about what he or she teaches” and “My…
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Maria Trucios - a repeat winner! Congratulations Maria (but we will now put in place the Maria Rule - no previous winners can qualify!)
Maria correctly guessed the school above was Little Rock Central High School, scene of early Civil Rights…
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"You can't give a student a zero for cheating. You have to…
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