Feb
11
2010
11
2010
Why Equity can be a bad word for Education
As well intentioned as it is, the goal of equity in all branches of education is doing a disservice to the goal of, well, equity. I'm searching for a word here. Maybe I need to make one up. ...
Mar
07
2009
07
2009
How to be an Ed Tech Advocate
OK, guys. So I got it from the horse's mouth at CUE. According to the ISTE Director of Governmental Affairs, No Child Left Behind is not going away.
In the weeks leading up to the election, the Obama administration talked ...
Aug
30
2008
30
2008
Oh, the Wells Fargo Wagon is a’comin…
So, in a move reminiscent of a 12-year old girl caught up in the riot mentality of rumors, I believed the whisper I heard about not getting my Whiteboard for 2 months. But I tell you now: it was false, ...
Jul
12
2008
12
2008
Kelly Gallagher’s Golden Line
Kelly Gallagher, educator and author of Teaching Adolescent Writers, came and spoke to the UCI Writing Project on Friday and his focus of the presentation was a Golden Line: The Goal in Education is "Everybody Improves."
Duh, you say, isn't ...
Jul
02
2008
02
2008
Collaboration…Blocked by a Firewall Near You
You know, sometimes I wonder if I'm not a huge pain in the ass to present for, especially if I love what's going on. I'm one of those audience members who has to verbally digest and implement what I am ...
Jun
21
2008
21
2008
NCLB? How ’bout B-studentsLB
I've been reading a lot of headlines lately about NCLB leaving out the over-achievers and potential leaders in our schools. Joanne Jacobs mentions it in her article, "What About the Smart Kids?" and the NYTimes and the Common Core blog ...
Jun
04
2008
04
2008
An Honors Student Does Not a Critical-Thinker Necessarily Make
So my colleague who currently teaches 8th grade Language Arts tripped on a cord, flew to the corner of a table and was momentarily knocked unconscious behind her desk today. It was during her Honors class.
May
27
2008
27
2008
Ed Tech is the new Home Ec and Shop
Mark Wagner of EdTechLife fame posted a great, comprehensive and layman's look into the candidates' educational policies. He discovered some surprising and not-so-surprising facts.
For one, McCain doesn't even mention Ed Tech as factor in his education policies. For another, Clinton doesn't ...

