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Monthly Archives: May 2009
The countdown begins!
Yes, people, the countdown begins! There are only 19 school days left in the school year. Believe me when I say that I’m counting down. I am really tired. I thought that after my leave that I would breeze through the last couple of weeks. Not so! I am so looking forward to summer. To [...]
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This Blog is Safe
This blog is safe.Well, we had an interesting holiday weekend. An alert reader told me that the website had been listed by Mozilla Firefox as potentially a problem. I investigated, and I found that Google had flagged some outdated utility software I … Continue reading
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D.C. Council considers program for problem students
The Washington, D.C., Council is threatening to get in the way of a program that has successfully helped some of the district’s most troubled students, according to a Washington Post columnist. D.C. START aims to stop behavioral problems when they begi… Continue reading
Posted in DC Public Schools, Special Education
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Effective teachers collaborate
Stanford University professor of education Linda Darling-Hammond, who founded the Stanford Educational Leadership Institute and the School Redesign Network, says the best teachers make time to collaborate with other educators on best practices. The mos… Continue reading
Posted in National Board Certification, Professional Development Trainings
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High Performing, Inclusive Secondary Schools: A Leadership Institute
Institute Participants Will Gain Knowledge and Skills in the Following Areas:Current research and effective practices in standards-based literacy, mathematics and scienceat the secondary levelRelevant and practical co-teaching strategies formiddle and… Continue reading
Posted in Inclusion, Response to Intervention, Special Education
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HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY!
I would like to say Happy Memorial Day to everyone, especially the Veterans!
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Research looks at gender’s role in autism
From ms.angala over on TEACHER SOL.
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Don’t use restraints when other methods are available
From ms.angala over on TEACHER SOL.
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Restraint testimony “startling,” House leader says
From ms.angala over on TEACHER SOL.
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Craft a more effective behavioral strategy
From ms.angala over on TEACHER SOL.
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