Let us remember that, as much has been given us, much will be expected from us, and that true homage comes from the heart as well as from the lips, and shows itself in deeds.
~Theodore Roosevelt
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I first learned about Albert Cullum through an enthusiastic teacher, Cindy Frady. Cindy guided fifth grade students as they transformed thei... -
Dylan Wiliam has devised a testing philosophy and practice for K-12 students called Embedded Formative Assessment. The program is organic,...
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Courtesy of Google Images Advanced Math and Science Academy Charter School (AMSA) of Marlborough,Massachusetts, opened to sixth and seventh ... -
While most US educators are fumbling around, throwing money down dark holes and trying new (unproven) initiatives, Tim King is putting us to...
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I grew up hearing this phrase from the Book of Daniel which foretells the collapse of the Babylonian Empire. Today the writing is about the ...
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This column by Will Richardson is worth the time and consideration of all teachers, school administrators and parents. What learning environ...
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Courtesy of Vittra Liz Dwyerasks, “Is Sweden's Classroom-Free School the Future of Learning?” We can onlyanswer, “Yes, yes, yes!” In Swe... -
Book Review by Rosemary Moore We owe a debt of gratitude to Tina Rosenberg. She has taken the idea expressed by Malcolm Gladwell in The Tipp...
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Photo Courtesy of Google Images If you teachyou know the story of Jaime Escalante who came to the U.S. from Bolivia lookingfor a better life... -
Perhaps the most beloved musical in Western culture is “My Fair Lady.” In 1912 George Bernard Shaw wrote the precursor, “Pygmalion,” a witty...
