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educontrarianblog.com
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| | | | | My recent experience of an Ofsted inspector at work has made me think long and hard about what can reliably be inferred from looking at exercise books. The current Ofsted framework seems to rely very heavily on inspectors using books as evidence of standards of teaching, learning and assessment. This approach has arisen in response... | |
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lauramcinerney.com
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| | | | | Yesterday I explained why inaccurate use of the term "educational inequality" makes me uneasy. But then I started thinking about a gross educational inequality that is hardly ever mentioned, and it made me madder and madder. Here is the school building that the teachers and pupils of Rugby School see when they arrive to learn: [...] | |
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tultican.com
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| | | | | By Steven Miller, July 22, 2021 (Guest Post by former Oakland Educator) In 2018, Thomas Ultican wrote about the dangers of Edtech: "Public education in America contends with four dissimilar but not separate attacks. The school choice movement is motivated by people who want government supported religious schools, others who want segregated schools and still... | |
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katielmartin.com
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| | | When ChatGPT started making it mainstream, I showed my two kids who are in middle school a news clip of how some teachers were using it in their classrooms and how some were banning it. They asked some questions, and we discussed how they might use it. Then we tested out how it could help When ChatGPT started making it mainstream, I showed my two kids who are in middle school a news clip of how some teachers were using it in their classrooms and how some were banning it. They asked some questions, and we... | ||
