Earlier this year, in my Texas round-up of the ASCD Conference (doesn’t Texas and Round-up sit nicely together in that sentence!)I attended in March, I posted the ominous ‘sack teachers’ Newsweek cover, which I thought epitomised something of the disregard lots of Americans have for the profession. So, good on ASCD and the latest (May [...]
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Support good teachers
Posted in media, teacher-bashing, teaching, tagged ACER, ascd, educational_leadership, Newsweek on May 14, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Critical Transformations
Posted in conferences, curriculum, tagged Alamo, ascd, Texas on February 27, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Getting excited now about attending the ASCD Annual Conference Critical Transformations, in San Antone, TX, next week. It’s the first time I’ve been able to attend a conference that is, by all accounts, huge!, attracting some of the biggest names in the big issues of curriculum: differentiation, mapping, standards etc. I haven’t had a lot [...]
Hard Work
Posted in books, tagged ascd, educational_leadership, learning, work on July 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
While I’m on the reading mode I should also mention Robyn Jackson’s book from ASCD: Never Work Harder Than Your Students (and other principles of great teaching). Coming from an environment where we’re trying to take the language from ‘work’ to ‘learning’ I wasn’t super-keen on the title but it came free with the subscription [...]
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