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Tag Archives: common core
Complexity Through Creativity
By Erik Francis Michael Crichton + Cognitive Rigor + Common Core = Complexity Through Creativity Each year, districts and schools conduct book studies as part of their professional development plan to learn new insights, methods, and strategies to improve student … Continue reading
NEA- 5 Facts: Making Common Sense of the Common Core
By Cindy Long, NEA Sr. Writer/Editor Common Core State Standards are K-12 English Language Arts/Literacy and Math standards that will create a clear, consistent level of knowledge for our public school students no matter where they live. They Will Deepen … Continue reading
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Common Sense with Controversial Artifacts – Introducing Al Jazeera America
by KellyAnn Bonnell, MA When the television series NUMB3RS first came out, it was a tantalizing idea that math could be used to predict crime. Now the very concept is the norm in LA according to a recent news piece … Continue reading
Relevant Learning: Rugrats All Growed Up
by KellyAnn Bonnell, MA Let’s face it. The media knows America’s kids better than their educators do. They understand how important it is to be relevant to their viewer. Rugrats All Growed Up is a perfect example of this. Rugrats … Continue reading
Ed Source: Social and emotional learning gaining new focus under Common Core
Ed Source: Social and emotional learning gaining new focus under Common Core “We sometimes get push back from teachers, who say that ‘right now, my top priority is Common Core’, and we tell them that social and emotional learning is … Continue reading
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Tagged common core, Emotional Learning, Social Learning
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