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Undocumented and Unafraid by Marian Wright Edelman
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Five Ways to Develop a Partnership with Your Principal
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A new way to teach math by Nancy McLaughlin
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Why Kids Need Schools to Change
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Dear Parents - A Must Read by Donald Sternberg
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September 4, 2012
Dear Parents,
On behalf of the…
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Who Is Sabotaging Our Schools? by Larry Strauss
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Education First by Ban Ki-moon Secretary-General, United Nations
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Should Teachers Be Allowed to Sell Their Lesson Plans? By ANDREW J. ROTHERHAM
Should Teachers Be Allowed to Sell Their Lesson Plans?
A Georgia kindergarten teacher has made more than $1 million selling her lesson plans online. Can U.S schools crowdsource their way to better student…
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Why Wikipedia Does Belong in the Classroom by JONATHAN OBAR
Why Wikipedia Does Belong in the Classroom
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Is The New York Times wrong (again) on teacher evaluation? by Valerie Strauss
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Mitt Romney Report Card Shows Promise, Lack Of Discipline
Mitt Romney Report Card Shows Promise, Lack Of Discipline (PHOTO)
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Winston Churchill's School Record
WINSTON CHURCHILL AS POLITICIAN AND JOURNALIST: ‘HE MADE THE NEWS BY WRITING IT’
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Dylan Wiliam on Getting Feedback Right
Dylan Wiliam on Getting Feedback Right
From the Marshall Memo #451
(Originally titled “Feedback: Part of a System”)
In this Educational Leadership article, British researcher Dylan Wiliam says that when a student receives feedback, there are eight possible take-aways, only two of which are desirable:
• If the student hasn’t yet…
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Schooling Beyond Measure By Alfie Kohn
Schooling Beyond Measure
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The reason that standardized-test results tend to be so uninformative and misleading is closely related to the reason that these tests are so popular in the first place. That, in turn, is connected to our…
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How to Fix the Schools By JOE NOCERA
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Yes, Teachers Do Have A Breaking Point By John Wilson
Yes, Teachers Do Have A Breaking Point
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What Would You Do for Students in Poverty if you had Billions? By Anthony Cody
What Would You Do for Students in Poverty if you had Billions?
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Grades: Motivation or Coercion? By David Ginsburg
Grades: Motivation or Coercion?
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Report Cards of Famous Writers
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John Lennon's HS Report Card
Excerpts from John Lennon’s report card, Quarry Bank School, Liverpool, England, 1955-56 (age 15), on display at Rock and Rock Hall of Fame, Cleveland, Ohio
English: He is an intelligent boy who could do very well.
French: A disappointing result. He is so fond of obtaining a cheap laugh in class that he has little time for serious concentration.
Mathematics: Poor.…
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