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A model “prep session” of educators grappling with text, with emphasis within this process on devel… Michael Keany Mar 21, 2012 100 views
Commissioner King’s presentation at the NYSCOSS Fall Conference on Superintendent Leadership and th… Michael Keany Mar 20, 2012 100 views
Students and teachers at Mott Hall V Middle School in New York City experience a blended learning e… Michael Keany Mar 17, 2012 300 views
Mike Miles talks about student achievement and the pay for performance process he has implemented a… Michael Keany Mar 15, 2012 21 views
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