Many people across the world are celebrating Christmas today. I may not be one of them, but I wanted to just post some links to education articles today. Therefore, I’ve scoured the ‘net (Thanks to NCTE Inbox and ASCD SmartBrief, which helped me with this endeavor!) to find some interesting pieces you might wish to read between church, opening presents, and spending time with your loved ones (or on another day going-forward).
- Carpenters Middle poetry students share at coffeehouse, written by Melanie Tucker, The Daily Times
- Charter school legislation to be subject of state board meeting, written by Dana Beyerle, The Gadsden Times
- Defining ‘College Ready,’ Nationally, written by Doug Lederman, Inside Higher Ed
- Education Innovation Is Lagging — But Is There Hope?, written by Seyward Darby, The New Republic
- Schools adjust how writing is taught in text age, written by Peggy Walsh-Sarnecki, Detroit Free Press
- Studying Young Minds, and How to Teach Them, written by Benedict Carey, The New York Times
- The New Writing Pedagogy, written by Angela Pascopella and Will Richardson, District Administration: The Magazine of School District Management
- Their words, unleashed by wiki, written by Michele Morgan Bolton, The Boston Globe
- This year’s FCAT lesson: Plan ahead, written by Tiffany Lankes, Sarasota Herald-Tribune
- When teachers reject the Internet, written by Jay Mathews, The Washington Post
- 2010 could be the year for R.I. school-funding formula, written by Ed Fitzpatrick, The Providence Journal
Enjoy your holiday!
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