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Monday, November 9, 2009
Op-Ed in the Philadelphia Inquirer on autistic spectrum students and Reform Math
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Here! For all the talking points that Reform Math proponents deploy in response to the general criticisms, I haven't yet seen any talkin...
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Sunday, November 8, 2009
the Ed diet
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off-topic I was talking to my tennis teacher yesterday about Ed. My tennis teacher is a big Italian guy who is frequently trying to lose...
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merrily we roll along
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Has anyone else noticed the fact that, at some point during the past 5 years, school districts seem to have stopped adopting curricula and ...
Singapore Math pilot in New Milford: SPED students ahead of general ed students
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Steve H's question - whether any of us knows a district that has replaced Everyday Math, TERC, Trailblazers, etc. with Singapore or Sax...
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Saturday, November 7, 2009
why the financial system collapsed
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Calvin Trillin is one of my favorite writers --- I'm adding this essay to my file of 'models for writing.' Wall Street Smarts
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"Russia's Conquering Zeros"
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Terrific article in the Wall Street Journal today: It may be no accident that, while some of the best American mathematical minds worked to ...
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Has Anyone Shown the Way?
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Does anyone know of any example of a town or district that has replaced Everyday Math (or TERC, etc.) with something like Singapore Math or ...
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Wednesday, November 4, 2009
rightwingprof
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in the hospital
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In A Nutshell
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In the course of my daily procrastination, I clicked through to this Inside Higher Ed piece on affirmative action. I'll save the debate...
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Friday, October 30, 2009
Paul B on his short, happy career in politics
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A long time ago I worked for a major computer manufacturer and lived in a very small town. The town was investigating their first computer p...
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Joanne Jacobs on failing math & science
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here !
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Curriculum for Democracy
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I'm an unabashed fan of E.D Hirsch. Sol Stern does a tremendous job of summarizing Hirsh's contributions to the field of education i...
Mary Damer on Twitter
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Multi-Tier I've added a link on the sidebar, too, under "Direct Instruction."
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Thursday, October 29, 2009
no parent hires a constructivist tutor
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Just saying .
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I wouldn’t wish this “rich” schooling on any child from poverty.
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Mary Damer on affluent suburban schools: I agree about the combination of explicit instruction and high quality music lessons, field trips ...
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inside the other black box
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school board member Peter Mayer: I remember sitting in my first executive session as a school board member, in 1999, and thinking to myself,...
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Vocabulary Reduction, a Deliberate Dumbing Down
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In Dolch's 1948 book, "Problems in Reading," he states on page 255: Give children books suited to their abilities and most rea...
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
I guess there's a reason why they call it compulsory
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here
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Targeting Differentiated Instruction
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In the 2 years of participating in KTM, I have come to the conclusion that differentiated instruction is gravest of all of the myriad proble...
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extremely short notice: precision teaching conference this weekend
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I am desperate to go to this conference : International Precision Teaching Conference 2009 Conference Program The Standard Celeration Societ...
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