Archive for the 'teaching' tag

Do your graduates have a what-they-have-done file?

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Fear is a prison

Share on Tumblr As Howard Rheingold notes, The technology affords an environment in which...
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The Kafkaesque universe of classroom math

Share on Tumblr Uri Treisman says: When you visit most math classrooms it’s like...
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The new bill of rights for all students

Share on Tumblr Brandon Busteed says: Every student in the world, from pre-K to higher ed, needs:...
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A concatenation of glittering vagaries

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No one is listening to the students

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Day in and day out for 13 years, but rarely inspiring

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Connecting test scores to teacher evaluations: Why not?

Share on Tumblr Mike Wiser at The Quad-City Times reported today on the controversy here in Iowa...
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Should teachers be evaluated by student test scores?

Share on Tumblr Should teachers be evaluated by students’ standardized test scores? While...
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“Apparently my job is to shut up and study hard”

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