Sunday, January 1, 2012
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Forging Ahead With Nutty Teacher Evaluation Plan by Carol Corbett - ParentAdvocates.org
Forging Ahead With Nutty Teacher Evaluation Plan by Carol Corbett
Forging ahead with nutty teacher evaluation plan
By Valerie Strauss
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This was written by Carol Corbett Burris, principal of South Side High School in New York. She was named the 2010 New York State Outstanding Educator by the School Administrators Association of New York State.
By Carol Corbett Burris New York State Commissioner John King is about to get tough with 10 school districts that have
MY ENDORSEMENT OF A REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE « Teachers Fight Back
MY ENDORSEMENT OF A REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
My phone has been constantly ringing with calls from the campaign managers of the Republican presidential contenders. Given my large readership on this blog, all the candidates are vying for my endorsement. I’m getting really tired of this harassment, so here goes, these are my thoughts about the candidates and also which one I will endorse.
Michele Bachman – Sorry Michele, no endorsement for you. She needs to say more than constant chatter about following the Constitution if elected. I do feel her pain about politicians not following the Constitution. Here in Illinois the politicians have been violating the state Constitution for years by not meeting their state pension obligations.
Ron Paul – No endorsement for him. Not ALL government programs are evil, Ron. Can you imagine where our
4LAKids LAUSD TEACHERS TOP NATION IN NUMBER OF NEW NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFIED TEACHERS.
LAUSD TEACHERS TOP NATION IN NUMBER OF NEW NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFIED TEACHERS.
Rose ceremony at UTLA honors the 189 educators achieving the prestigious distinction this year.
FROM THE UTLA UNITED TEACHER | HTTP://BIT.LY/TURMBW
Dec 16, 2011 :: For the first time, LAUSD teachers have outpaced educators across the nation in the number of candidates achieving National Board certification.
With 189 successful candidates this year, the District topped the number of all schools district nationwide—and even beat most states’ overall totals.
UTLA honored the new NBCTs at our annual Rose Ceremony at LAUSD headquarters on December 8, where teachers celebrated with family and colleagues and reflected back on the many months they spent working on certification.
Calling the process a “roller coaster ride,” Fulbright Elementary teacher Laura Garcia said that the process made her try new teaching
Kimble's Corner: Jack Kimble Lands Game Changing Endorsement in Iowa
Jack Kimble Lands Game Changing Endorsement in Iowa
In this day and age, it's hard to call any endorsement a game changer, but the Kimble Campaign picked up about the biggest possible endorsement this week in Iowa when God the Almighty appeared to Jack Kimble and threw his support behind him in the Iowa Caucuses. God explained his support for Jack as being based on good
Segregated Charter Schools Evoke Separate but Equal Era in U.S.
Segregated Charter Schools Evoke Separate but Equal Era in U.S.
The kids in the article below seem to be happy. Parents have been given a choice as to where to send their children and without government interference, many have selected schools with a student population that reflects the race of those children. In addition, many of these schools satisfy the children’s longing to identify with their racial history by incorporating cultural studies relating to their ethnicity. There is nothing wrong with this, yet some think it is terrible. In fact, the majority of people prefer to be around others who are like them. Even those who enjoy international travel and experiencing other cultures still, for the most part, live the rest of their life among those of similar racial background. Why does this make some social engineers so
Occupy’s Rose Parade Octopus Floats Down the Street Tomorrow! | La Figa #ows
Occupy’s Rose Parade Octopus Floats Down the Street Tomorrow!
It’s really freaky to wake up New Year’s Day and not have the Rose Parade on because it’s a Sunday. Oh the tyranny of religion, which also interfered with my ability to grocery shop on December 25. And seriously, on Christmas Day, there’s always something you need at the last minute–duck fat, crรจm
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