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What does it take to get really good at math? Students who are entering 8th grade talk about how th… Michael Keany Mar 14, 2012 24 views
What does it take to get really good at making an argument? Urban student debaters share how 4 stra… Michael Keany Mar 14, 2012 38 views
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Discussion of the need for all stakeholders in the education community to begin implementation of C… Michael Keany Mar 13, 2012 92 views
Dr. Todd Whitaker speaks about the importance of strong starts in introducing changes to your schoo… Michael Keany Mar 13, 2012 55 views
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Bill Gates speaks about quality education. Michael Keany Mar 9, 2012 39 views
From the Annual TED Conference Bill Gates speaks on the importance elements of good teaching. Michael Keany Mar 9, 2012 50 views
What are the specific qualities and practices of great principals which elevate them above the rest… Michael Keany Mar 9, 2012 71 views
Over 1000 educators participated in the Symposium: More than a Number at LIU/CW Post on February 15… Michael Keany Mar 8, 2012 86 views
Todd Whitaker describes the beliefs, behaviors, attitudes, and interactions that form the fabric of… Michael Keany Mar 7, 2012 124 views
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Education scientist Sugata Mitra tackles one of the greatest problems of education -- the best teac… Michael Keany Mar 5, 2012 47 views
A group of actors and improv comedians called the Story Pirates inspires pupils to write creatively… Michael Keany Mar 1, 2012 26 views
“If you’re not feeling a little bit uncomfortable about being a teacher or being in education right… Michael Keany Mar 1, 2012 61 views
Information about service-learning and Learn and Serve America. Michael Keany Feb 28, 2012 24 views
At the 84th annual Academy Awards, held Feb. 26, 2012, “The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Le… Michael Keany Feb 28, 2012 104 views
Not In Our Town: Class Actions profiles students and community members who are creating change in t… Michael Keany Feb 27, 2012 7 views
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