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instead of bashing the CCSS/ACCRS, and fighting about standards that are “failing
your child”, I encourage everyone to put his/her energy into supporting our
state’s efforts to hire and retain the best and brightest professionals.
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A Recipe for Success | Reading By Example - 53 views
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An analogy for integrating the Common Core
What I am Reading Right Now: 9/27/14 | Reading By Example - 69 views
8 Expectations for Student Information Systems | EdTech Magazine - 35 views
Ann Marie's Learning Journey: Truths From the Alabama Teacher of the Year: Truth #1- Th... - 17 views
Common Core is a step forward in education - 17 views
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Common Core is a step in that direction, and in many ways it is a necessary condition for any number of education reforms. Don't fall for cheap conspiracies. It's a major step forward.
Is an Adonit Jot Stylus for the iPad Worth the Money? | Reading By Example - 36 views
Articles Worth Reading This Week | Reading By Example - 56 views
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As my Twitter handle and blog title denote, I like to read. Reading regularly and widely might be the most essential habit I practice as a school leader. Beyond books, I subscribe to...
Capturing and Advancing Student Learning: Three Types of Student Portfolios | Reading B... - 69 views
Evernote for Digital Portfolios - Game on | Reading By Example - 43 views
Create a More Connected Classroom | Reading By Example - 90 views
Puzzle of Practice | Reading By Example - 5 views
How Teachers Can Become Fluent in Classroom Technology | EdTech Magazine - 73 views
Reflect & Refine: Building a Learning Community: Advancing Learning Journeys: Digital S... - 21 views
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The tool selected to capture learning is secondary to the 'big idea' itself compiling a dynamic collection of information from many sources, in many forms and with many purposes, all aimed at presenting the most complete story possible of a student's learning experience.
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