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Tuesday, June 21, 2022

UPDATE ALL 4 DAYS VIDEO: HOUSE JANUARY 6 COMMITTEE: PUBLIC HEARINGS – DAY 1&2&3&4 #Jan6Hearings

 



Thompson, Cheney, & Schiff Opening Statements at Select Committee Hearing

Jun 21, 2022  Press Release

Arizona lawmaker Rusty Bowers details the pressure put on him by Trump and Giuliani https://www.npr.org/2022/06/21/1106413341/arizona-lawmaker-rusty-bowers-pressure-giuliani?

Trump team didn't have the evidence and 4 other takeaways from the Jan. 6 hearing https://www.npr.org/2022/06/21/1106344831/recap-jan-6-committee-hearing?

The Trump campaign tried to use fake electors, says Rep. AdamSchiff


HEARING SCHEDULE:

Hearing 5 was postponed from June 15 to Thursday and will target Trump’s alleged plot to influence and possibly replace the U.S. Attorney General in order to further false election claims. Set to testify are Jeffrey Rosen, who was then acting Attorney General, his deputy Richard Donoghue and Justice Department official Steve Engel. The hearing will begin at 1 p.m. ET, according to the Washington Post.

Hearing 6 on June 23 is meant to detail how “Trump summoned a violent mob and directed them, illegally, to march on the U.S. Capitol” and how he failed to act to stop those same people as they invaded the Capitol building. No date is yet set for these proceedings.


UPDATE ALL 4 DAYS VIDEO: HOUSE JANUARY 6 COMMITTEE: PUBLIC HEARINGS –  DAY 1&2&3&4


FIRST JANUARY 6TH COMMITTEE PUBLIC HEARING

SECOND JANUARY 6TH COMMITTEE PUBLIC HEARING 

Fox News Guest Calls ‘Bullshit’ on Network for Trying to Cover Up Truth About Jan. 6 https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/mike-crute-fox-news-jan-6-hearing-1367079/ via @RollingStone


THIRD JANUARY 6TH COMMITTEE PUBLIC HEARING





WHY TRUMP LIES ARE BETTER THAN THE TRUTH (A SCIENTIFIC COMPARISON) https://bigeducationape.blogspot.com/2018/01/why-trump-lies-are-better-than-truth_28.html





Friday, February 19, 2021

CURMUDGUCATION: Khan Academy Makes Its Next Big Move

CURMUDGUCATION: Khan Academy Makes Its Next Big Move
Khan Academy Makes Its Next Big Move


The Khan Academy (aka that library of instructional videos that come in varying degrees of accuracy) is finally ready to take its next step and morph into an on-line-ish micro-credential competency-based school-ish thing. What does that even mean? Let me try to explain the vision behind this, the people behind this, and--well, then we can just reflect on how many kinds of bad ideas we're looking at here.

The Unbundled Micro-Credentialed Future

An idea beloved by one sector of the education privatizing world in micro-credentials. You've encountered this stuff if there's a newer-generation video game console in your home on which games offer a variety of badges to show your various accomplishments. In the ed world, they're called micro-credentials, and all the big guns are playing with them.

A few years ago I came across a fully realized portrait of the vision called The Ledger. It brings together Competency Based Education, data mining, personalized learning, the cradle to career pipeline, the gig economy, and the transformation into a master and servant class society. In this world, you wouldn't need "schools" or "teachers" (Knowledgeworks once made a whole big list of new jobs for them, all servile and dumb). You would get your education in bits and bites--a work experience here, a few sessions with a wise tutor there, each one earning you a  new micro-credential, which in turn qualifies you to act as somebody else's wise tutor. It would all be recorded in a blockchain-type digital identity (yes, there are already people working on those, too) along with all pertinent data about you. The unbundling of education also CONTINUE READING: CURMUDGUCATION: Khan Academy Makes Its Next Big Move

Friday, December 18, 2020

English Language Development Video Series Released - Year 2020 (CA Dept of Education)

English Language Development Video Series Released - Year 2020 (CA Dept of Education)
State Superintendent Tony Thurmond Announces Release of English Language Development Video Series




SACRAMENTO—State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond announced today the release of a new tool designed to aid educators who support students learning English: an Integrated and Designated English Language Development (ELD) Video Series. The series is intended to support educators who are teaching English learner students the features and functions of English and using the language to teach grade-level appropriate content.

“We are proud to add this extensive collection of videos, guidance, and resources that demonstrate English language development instruction to our growing list of tools for educators,” said Thurmond. “It is imperative that California provide extra support for students who need it, and that includes support to teachers who provide instruction to English learners. This will help countless students develop proficiency in English, which will benefit them in reaching academic goals and opening future opportunities.”

The California Department of Education (CDE) Multilingual Support Division led the development of this video series with the participation of the talented teachers and students featured in the videos. In addition to videos, there is corresponding guidance for using the series in professional learning settings and links to existing CDE resources that support educators in implementing integrated and designated ELD.

Although the intent of the video series is to support teachers in traditional classroom environments, lesson concepts can also be adapted to distance learning environments. The Multilingual Support Division has developed an accompanying “ELD Video Series: Administrator’s Guide for Facilitating Remote Professional Learning(DOCX)” that provides guidance on using the Integrated and Designated ELD Video Series in remote professional learning settings and includes guiding questions and resources adapted to remote or hybrid teaching and learning. Please see the CDE Multilingual Support Division newsletter web page for the most updated information on best practices for distance learning instruction for English learners.

Integrated ELD is defined as instruction in which state-adopted ELD standards are used in tandem with the state-adopted academic content standards. Integrated ELD includes specifically designed academic instruction in English. Designated ELD is defined as instruction provided during the regular school day for focused instruction on state-adopted ELD standards.

The Integrated and Designated ELD Video Series was developed in response to requests from educators for classroom demonstrations of designated ELD and its related integrated ELD in English language arts, mathematics, and science content areas. The video series supports the implementation of the English Learner Roadmap Policy and its four principles within transitional kindergarten through grade twelve settings.

The Integrated and Designated ELD Video Series is available on the CDE English Language Development Standards web page. All the videos are available on CDE's YouTube pageExternal link opens in new window or tab..

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Tony Thurmond — State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Communications Division, Room 5602, 916-319-0818, Fax 916-319-0100


Sunday, December 6, 2020

My Remote Teaching Tips Videos | Gary Rubinstein's Blog

My Remote Teaching Tips Videos | Gary Rubinstein's Blog
My Remote Teaching Tips Videos




Maybe the only advantage to teaching remotely is that you can fart anytime you want.

Compared to live teaching, remote teaching introduces so many new challenges. I think the biggest challenge is that teachers don’t get to leverage a personal connection with their students. Hearing a pep talk from a teacher in a small square on your screen just doesn’t have the same effectiveness. And with all the windows on my screen and the technologies, I’m not able to build relationships the way I did before. Delivering content has its own challenges. In a live classroom, I can feel the energy of a class that is getting it, but on Zoom with students looking tired it is hard to gauge.

Last spring when we switched to full remote in March, the main technology I used was Zoom with chat and breakout rooms. I wasn’t so happy with my effectiveness so this year I made sure to improve things. Now I have a daily flow that I am quite proud of and I am sure my students are learning very well because of it.

I made a series of videos which I put on a playlist to share with other teachers who want to be more effective remote teachers.

Here is the playlist https://youtu.be/8CH8tZ8gS8s

There are currently 6 videos up and if people seem to like them, I will make more. The first video shows the hardware I used in school to maximize effectiveness. The second video is how I did a similar setup from home. The third video is what I sent to parents ahead of CONTINUE READING: My Remote Teaching Tips Videos | Gary Rubinstein's Blog