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Teachers will leave with a comprehensive list of best practices and best educational sites that are free on the web. All materials will be hosted on a website … Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) , Mark E. Deschaine, PhD 
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March 13, 2013 10:25 PM
Check out this infographic that provides five methods for developing problem-solving skills. Try out: * Brainstorming with a Twist * Word Association * Inkblot (Rorschat Test) and this is a bit different than you might expect * Solute vs Solution * Gallery Walk The names above do not do justice to the activity that you would so with your students...so click through to the post to learn more! |
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Live AT KAUFMAN CENTER, SEPTEMBER 9TH. Live streaming will be available. About This Event In K-12 education, there is nothing more controversial than the Common Core State Standards, national academic standards in English and math. Adopted by more than 40 states, they were developed, in part, to address concerns that American students were falling behind their foreign counterparts and graduating high school without the necessary skills for college and the workforce. But is this the reform we’ve been looking for? Has the federal government overreached and saddled our schools with standards that have been flawed from the start? Or will the Common Core raise the bar and improve the quality of our children’s education? Tuesday, September 9, 2014
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