Guest bloggers wanted: Reconciling standards- and data-driven accountability with 21st century skills

August 21, 2010 1 Comment

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[UPDATE: I had enough interest for two people per day for the week of September 20. All the slots are full now. Thanks. I'm looking forward to the week!]

TrappedI’m looking for 5 to 7 volunteers to guest blog on the topic of Reconciling standards- and data-driven accountability with the ‘21st century skills’ movement.

Posts could pertain to curriculum, instruction, assessment, leadership, policy, professional development, or any other relevant issue. If you’re interested in writing a thoughtful, reflective piece of approximately 5 to 8 paragraphs on this topic, would you drop me a note?

This would be for the week of September 20 to 26. You will be able to cross-post on your own blog(s) and also can put a blurb at the bottom about yourself and your social media sites, so this should give you some good visibility.

Thanks in advance!

 

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One Response to “Guest bloggers wanted: Reconciling standards- and data-driven accountability with 21st century skills”

  1. Karen Szymusiak Reply August 22, 2010 at 8:24 am

    I have some interest in being a guest blogger. My focus would be on balance and how every piece should be a part of the learning profile of a student. We need to caution educators about focusing on one at the cost of the other. We need to look at the whole child as a learner and not just the things that can be easily measured.

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