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I did go to #edcampusa and I was impress
I did go to #edcampusa and I was impressed http://ow.ly/xMKmd Advertisements
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RT @schlfinance101: Scapegoating Teacher
RT @schlfinance101: Scapegoating Teachers » Counterpunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names: http://bit.ly/zpOZ8I via @addthis
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@smeech My son’s school built podiums for the children.
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#edcampchicago getting geared up to lear
#edcampchicago getting geared up to learn http://ow.ly/7yFoz
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Education Equity: Civil Rights of the 20th and 21st Century
If school choice didn’t work in Kent County why do we think it will work today?
If inequity of funding was a symptom of the problem 50 years ago how can we reform education by cutting funding today?
If lack of experience and lack of advanced degrees was a symptom of poor schools in the 1960’s how can replacing those same teachers be considered reform today? Continue reading
Free Appropriate Public Education
Are public schools doing enough or are they trying to do too much? In the case of Hendrick Hudson School District v. Rowley A lower court noted that: “she performs better than the average child in her class and is … Continue reading
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The budget as a Vision Statement
As a math person i am not afraid of numbers or budgets, but a budget is more than just numbers. Much of the money from the federal government has strings attached to it so every penny has to come from … Continue reading
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