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nancyebailey.com
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| | | | | My last post listed reasons why many children don't learn to read. Poverty was behind many of the items. Poor students attend poor schools where they miss out on the arts, a whole curriculum, even qualified, well prepared teachers. Students might end up in "no excuses" charter schools with only digital learning. But, next to | |
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thememeticist.com
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| | | | | I - Dropping out of high school At some point in middle school I started to want to graduate from high school early. I didn't enjoy school. Most subjects were boring. Lectures were uninspiring and exams stressful. But it was the subjects I enjoyed the most that were the worst. I wanted to become a physicist. And so I liked to read ahead in the math and physics textbooks. But then the lectures became even more boring since they didn't teach me anything new. And if I made it known that I already knew the material taught, I was usually just told to stay quiet and probably seen as smug by the rest of the class. And so I spent the vast majority of class time sleeping or doodling in the back of the class. | |
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historytech.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I've been spending some serious amounts of time this summer leading conversations around the country focused on the integration of social studies and literacy. And for the last few years, I've had the chance to work with the Kansas Department of Education and Kansas teachers as we rolled out our revised state standards and assessments... | |
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cambridge163.wordpress.com
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