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Ryan Williams

Unraveling the Myths of Accountability: A Case Study of the California High School Exit... - 1 views

This article focuses on all the negative affects on students and teachers using the CAHSEE exam. This article also describes how flawed the reasons the legislators give to enforce students to conti...

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Jennifer Flores

Teachers fight scripted curriculum - SFGate - 1 views

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    This article is about teachers who are fighting for literature in the classroom.
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    wow this article really makes me reconsider becoming a teacher. In fact this was a nightmare of mine, teaching no complete books and novels. How can students question texts critically if they cannot even finish the book. I find this new age teaching style insanely counterproductive because like the article stated some text provide a spark for the students to begin to question critically. If we continue to only use sections of full texts then the students are missing out on more possible discussion. The future seems darker for not only the students but for the teachers that once had to read a whole book and think.
Michelle Arce

AN EMERGING SUCCESS | Patriot Ledger, The; Quincy, Mass. Newspaper | Find Articles at BNET - 0 views

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    English Immersion rather than bilingual education. English Immersion has seen better results, according to this article.
Michael Horder

TeachPaperless - 0 views

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    This is an interesting blog that helps teachers have a social technology based paperless classroom. Interesting.
Kyle Dodson

A Brief History of Rhetoric and Composition - 1 views

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    The title is a little misleading, because it is not necessarily "brief." However, it offers a history of teaching English. In case anyone needed more of a historical background of how teaching English was developed. The article explains how the trend shifted from the teacher as an omniscient know-it-all, to a classroom focused on the students.
anonymous

The Freire International Project for Critical Pedagogy | Paulo Freire, Critical Pedagog... - 0 views

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    Freire is an important educator who is one of the important voices in Critical Pedagogy . . . using the classroom to inspire social justice.
anonymous

NCTE Secondary Section: Using Wordle in an English Classroom - 2 views

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    Interesting ideas about how to use a new web 2.0 tool
anonymous

PowerlessPoint - Brainstorm - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 2 views

  • And in an age when most people squirm if they must sit still to listen to a person speak for longer than a minute, PowerPoint keeps them calm. Its soothing, assuaging underlying message is that there’s no topic too complex, no problem too difficult, no idea too subtle that ordinary human beings can’t grasp it in a 20-minute presentation. PowerPoint runs roughshod over phenomena by flattening them, so that nothing is more important than anything else.
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    More critiques of PowerPoint
anonymous

Cat in the Rain by Jenny Lee | A Way to Teach - 0 views

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    Writing project that uses technology--link to an illuminated text inspired by a Hemingway short story.
anonymous

Innovations in Teacher Prep Programs | Edutopia - 2 views

  • Research shows the importance of mentoring new teachers, so why not push that mentoring down into the student teaching experience? And also, why do student teaching programs take effective, experienced teachers out of the classroom while novice teachers are learning? They should always be available to work with kids.
  • And they graduate knowing how to collaborate with other professionals -- a skill that is increasingly valued in educators.
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      CSUF is considering co-teaching because of the ways that schools are responding to standardized assessment. This model allows master teachers to stay in the classroom with the student teacher--which, CSUF hopes, would reassure districts and schools who are becoming less likely to want student teachers. An interesting by-product is how student teachers would learn to collaborate.
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    A brief article about teacher preparation programs. CSUF is considering the co-teaching model. What do you think?
anonymous

Education Week's Digital Directions: Classroom-Tested Tech Tools Used to Boost Literacy - 0 views

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    An interesting article that discusses how to use technologies students have at home
Justin Norris

High School Curriculum May Teach Teens How to Handle Unwanted Babies | The Blaze - 1 views

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    New York State officials are considering including legal directions within high school curriculum that kids can take if they have an unwanted pregnancy.
Benjamin Caulder

Tagxedo - Tag Cloud with Styles - 0 views

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      Wordle on Steroids... Looks much cooler
Eric Wheeler

PLWP - The Prairie Lands Writing Project - An Affiliate of the National Writing Project - 0 views

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    Publishing "I Am From" Poems--technology integration
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