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Ready for Inspection! The Problem with “Quality Reviews”
“No matter how nitpicky, how fastidious a reviewer can be, he (she)’ll never, ever come close to what you actually do in your classroom.” Some time ago, an acquaintance I knew from the Department of Education, a science specialist, told … Continue reading
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Petition to keep the Global History and Geography Regents as a Graduation Requirement
I’m so late to this party that it isn’t fashionable anymore.Yet some parties are so important it’s just as important to just show up. As it broke in April, The New York State Board of Regents is considering a measure … Continue reading →
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