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I scour the web for new cartoons about teaching, curriculum, administrators, teachers, and, yes, the inescapable practice of students taking tests. Here is this month’s collection of cartoons on wha
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The shame that many teachers and principals feel at being blamed for a school’s low academic performance is a recent phenomenon. For over a century and a half, policymakers, citizens, and educators
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That both student and teacher absenteeism has increased since Covid-19 closed America’s schools is accepted as a fact (see here, here, and here). When students and teachers repeatedly miss school, e
Like laptops and desktop computers, clickers have entered many classrooms over the past thirty years. Called “student response systems,” clickers are hand-held devices that students use to answer
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In 2001, I retired from full-time teaching and research at Stanford University. In June of that year, the Dean invited me to give a talk to the graduates and their families. Here is an abridged versio
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