"Was Einstein Right About Imagination?"
Are we too obsessed with MATH and losing our upcoming SCIENTISTS?
There's something in this country that is so opposed to understanding the complexity of children.Maurice Sendak RIP, best-selling childrens'author, Where the Wild Things Are, during interview with Stephen Colbert
05.09.2012
Food for thought . . . radish or chocolate chip cookie?
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What Does a Good One Look Like? Part 3 of 3 of guest post series
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Educator Will Richardson makes a decision to opt his son out of the state test & shares his story
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"Long ago my son determined exactly how not to let the institution of school get in the way of his learning, and had explicit plans for choosing courses carefully so that he had ample time to attend local university lectures and participate in arts events."
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Desks, Language Labs, Computers, Homework, Standardized Tests in College Admissions . . . .
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"The Flipped Classroom is an intentional shift of content which in turn helps move students back to the center of learning rather than the products of schooling."
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For most of my career, I was an awful listener in almost every possible way. I was arrogant throughout my 30s for sure--maybe into my early 40s. My conversations were all about some concept of intellectual winning and "I'm going to prove I'm smarter than you." -Why I'm a listener, Amgen's CEO, Kevin Sharer
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flipping a class is also flipping homework. I know, "no kidding, Sherlock" you may be thinking, but the flipped class will have impact on disrupting the concept of homework.
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. . .AND how it changes the way teachers talk with parents - - -
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