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Saturday, January 21, 2012
Clear as mud
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I was just reading one of my favorite " market monetarists ," (pdf file) Jose Marcus Nunes, who writes Historinhas . Apparently, ...
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Friday, January 20, 2012
how to free up time for action research
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more from authenticeducation : Action research requires that each individual or team have at least 4 half-days of non-contact time spread a...
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Peter Meyer on MLK and education
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beautiful
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
the new, new thing
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When was it school personnel used to talk about what students should "know and be able to do?" The 90s? The 80s? For the las...
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"Now What?"
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from Authentic Education : The workshop is over, and many staff naturally want to know: “What is going to happen next? How will we follow u...
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Monday, January 16, 2012
math and race in Iowa
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Among the possible explanations offered for the decline [in ITBS scores] are increased drug use in the mid-60′s, permissiveness, increase in...
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Nobody Gets Out Unless Everybody Gets Out
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Why to oppose Mayoral Academies While it's true that charter schools form a way to self-select into a more willing group of students, th...
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Sunday, January 15, 2012
what is a professional learning community
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I would like my school board to hire a superintendent who has headed a district with Professional Learning Communities .
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teach, test, and hope for the best
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Richard DuFour: ”Typically, teachers teach, test, and hope for the best. [Adlai] Stevenson [High School] teachers established standards of ...
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is this a clinically-known hypothesis on autism?
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when asked about the yelling, humming, hands over ears, etc., the girl in the video explains that it's because of a sensory overload, ...
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Rocketship Schools
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Does anyone have any information about a bunch of new charter schools called The Rocketship Schools? Andy Rotherham gave a rave about it he...
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Saturday, January 14, 2012
why Americans need precision teaching: we're hyper
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One consequence of the recent expansion of human genetic variability is that a number of culturally relevant SNPs are also local and cross-c...
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news you can use
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27 States Sign on for Digital Learning Day Celebrations will vary by state.
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deathless
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We point out simply that not only do U.S. students on average perform better internationally than reported in a myriad of policy papers, but...
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what is the Chinese language?
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interesting post at The Economist
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momof4 boils it down
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on another thread, momof4 writes : As far as I can tell, the best-performing countries don't expect their kids to discover multiplicati...
More Fourth Grade Slump
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Speaking of Memoria Press , my catalog came in a mail a couple of days ago and there was an article in there on the "top ten" rea...
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the return of Exo!
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Synchronicity is real. Heck, maybe ESP is real. I can't tell you how many times, now, I've thought "WHERE is so-and-so,...
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must-see TV: Common Core edition
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woo hoo! old wine, new bottle
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Thursday, January 12, 2012
pop quiz: what do Americans keep ignoring about Finland's school success?
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Answer: The Scandinavian country is an education superpower because it values equality more than excellence . I give up.
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