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Saturday, June 16, 2007
Fourth Grade Research Homework
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Email to the teacher: Hi Mrs. X -- C did not complete her research homework. Unfortunately, her internet research skills are not up to the t...
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WOR podcast
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Listen to the WOR podcast about reform math and New Jersey's troubles. They allude to religion.
Friday, June 15, 2007
math class in the 1970s
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from Robyn : I went to school during the 1970's. Back then, children did not have tutors in elementary school. Parents did not reteach ...
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Anne Dwyer on teaching the game without the technique
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Here's a comparison to playing soccer: it's like teaching the players how to kick the ball and then having them always play games. T...
would you move to Ridgewood?
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I would! Actually, I wouldn't move from Irvington to Ridgewood, because Ridgewood has TERC (CMP or Core Plus t/k?) and Irvington has Mat...
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question
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The postings at the Ridgewood Blog are a lot of fun to read. Things are still hopping in Ridgewood! The whole thing is making me feel as if...
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Lynn G & Steve H on calculators & efficiency
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Now, adults needing to perform calculations quickly and accurately have electronic tools that are both more accurate and more efficient tha...
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a step in the right direction
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from Eclectic Educator : From MyCommunity: Ridgewood TERC Parents I want to emphasize in this blog that comments made by the board regarding...
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thanks, Joe
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from Robyn : This is from the 1996 New Jersey Math Framework, which Joseph G. (Joe) Rosenstein reportedly had a hand in writing : "The ...
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Thursday, June 14, 2007
Vicky S on the old ways
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“They want their children’s education to resemble their education because they are successful,” he explained. “They say, ‘It worked for me, ...
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you people
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You people clearly don't appreciate creativity. -- rightwingprof re: Why we hate it
Joseph G. Rosenstein
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“They want their children’s education to resemble their education because they are successful,” [Rosenstein] explained. “They say, ‘It worke...
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Steve H reads the TIMES
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“You have to question how much further they’d be willing to go to advance their cause,” Mark Bombace, the school board president, said in a...
how it's done
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I'm not feeling any too happy with the Ridgewood situation at the moment. One of the issues is this page on the school website . The bo...
Why we hate it . . .
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Okay, so maybe this isn't the only reason, or even the best reason, for disliking reform math, but I think this graphic is a really goo...
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Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Congratulate me
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I just ordered the 4th grade Singapore Math textbooks and workbooks (4a and 4b) from ebay. I intend to have my two soon to be 4th graders g...
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today in Ridgewood
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things are hopping
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the KNOWING diagram
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favorite bubble on the KNOWING diagram: Is there something to find out? ............... Then there is this: The goal of education is underst...
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what is the question?
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From a response to Why Minimal Guidance During Instruction Does Not Work , which Ken discussed awhile back, one of the most pointed and use...
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I've conquered getting on this blog!
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I'm so excited. Solving a problem that's been bugging me for days--no matter how insignificant it is to others--is a natural high fo...
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