characterized by severe inattention and impulsivity,
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Attention Disorder or Not, Children Prescribed Pills to Help in School - NYTimes.com - 7 views
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Anyone asking when they do this? During note taking? Lectures? When they are subject to increasingly frequent class changes never to focus on something by design of the school bell structure?
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Review of Home by Toni Morrison
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"In this eBook, we'll discuss the opportunities and benefits of kids creating stuff online and give real-life examples of the amazing things kids have accomplished on the web. We'll offer tips, tools and resources for getting started, all while staying safe and smart online."
Homework or Not? That is the (Research) Question. | District Administration Magazine - 3 views
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Nothing at the end of this article is supported by research. It's like they looked at the research above and then went back to conventional wisdom, which in this case is wrong according to research.
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evaluated homework research and concluded that it does not significantly impact achievement— and can even be detrimental.
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Feeling good about yourself and spending time in a quiet place do as much good as the actual homework assignment.
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K-12 student database jazzes tech startups, spooks parents | Reuters - 0 views
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So the real problem, according to the edtech company, is they are spending money at the school for personal when they could be funneling that money to the edtech company. No thought of putting that money to use in the classroom (unless it is tech related)
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Most data-driven software has only been tested on a small scale; results are often mixed.
Mandatory visors a must for the NHL - The Hockey News - 2 views
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How many hockey fans understand the Freakonomics reference?
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