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Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Questions about Unschooling (ChemProf)
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Most of us who read education blogs are aware that Penelope Trunk has become a radical unschooler . (For those not familiar with her, she...
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aloha from Seattle
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I'm here in Seattle, attending Morningside Academy 's Summer Institute, and ---- wow. We should just turn the entire K-12 system o...
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Sunday, July 8, 2012
Erica on memorization & the SAT
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re: memorization, Erica writes : Memorization seems to be pretty strongly predictive of later success ---- ! That's because you can...
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Saturday, July 7, 2012
math & fractions
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" Academic Music " No idea what to make of this, but I don't rule it out. Temple always used to say that music was the prec...
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"Brain in the News"
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Don't think I've ever mentioned the Dana Foundation's Brain in the News . I'm a fan. Free subscriptions here I've ju...
define "lesson"
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more from the Times : Last month I asked my students to take a pro or con position on the topic of genetic engineering; one student vocife...
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again with the critical thinking
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Well, thanks to Texas Republicans including the words "critical thinking" in a statement no one outside a tiny group of public sch...
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Friday, July 6, 2012
support this
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In the Times: In just five months, the Obama administration has freed schools in more than half the nation from central provisions of the ...
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Thursday, July 5, 2012
smoke
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The real horror, however, was on a one-page sheet – this was not on the agenda and was meant to be buried — titled, “Summary of January 201...
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palisadesk on full inclusion
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On the subject of full inclusion, palisadesk writes : The full inclusion movement in my district definitely evolved from three separate tr...
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shouts and murmurs
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As I would learn in my five years on the board, there are no absolute victories and no deafening defeats in the land of education governanc...
being there
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At some low point in my tenure on the board of education in my small school district, a friend advised, “Don’t worry. You are like gravity. ...
abstract: bullying
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Bullying and Victimization: The Role of Conduct Problems and Psychopathic Traits Kostas A. Fanti1,*, Eva R. Kimonis2 Article first publis...
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
brain memory is different
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Larry Summers, economist : Suppose the educational system is drastically altered to reflect the structure of society and what we now under...
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Monday, July 2, 2012
David Mulroy on 'critical thinking' in the late Middle Ages & 'looking for bias'
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The " critical thinking " discussion brought David Mulroy 's The War Against Grammar to mind. I remember Mulroy making an a...
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Saturday, June 30, 2012
think
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from Glen : I don't know whether the Texas GOP is objecting to the program of political indoctrination or the deprecation of knowledge, ...
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letter to Andrew Rosenthal
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re: Texas Republicans and "Knowledge-Based Education ," I've sent this email to an address that I hope belongs to Andrew Rosen...
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update: group learning, IQ, and performance
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I added a chart to the post on group learning : The blue bar represents the low performers, the red bar high performers. All have the s...
instructivist weighs in
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re: Texas Republican Party's purported opposition to 'critical thinking' The indignation exhibited in the [NYT] comments is mi...
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comments needed
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No Comment Necessary: Texas GOP’s 2012 Platform Opposes Teaching “Critical Thinking Skills” By ANDREW ROSENTHAL I say it's time for ...
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