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Ode to Teaching as Performance Art

November 30, 2018 admin Leave a comment

As a child I was drawn to magic: the surprises of the theatre; the progressive religion of jazz and folk…

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Not so Simple Queries

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          What might enhance human learning? What might facilitate a quality session that would have legs for some? Are there emotive…

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On the Mastery of Content B

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          While SAT achievement tests purport to measure the extent of competence within a given subject matter area broadly defined, all…

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On the Mastery of Content A

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          An ongoing debate within our profession has long been over the importance of content mastery. I have often heard a…

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The Master & the Newbie

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          I think the darkness began with the idea that we could improve our poorest and least successful educators by setting…

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Teacher’s Lantern

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          A terrible pall has been cast over American educators. The darkness of fear and extreme conservatism has taken hold. It…

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