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Monthly Archives: April 2013
After Eleven Years, Dad, What Can I Say?
Eleven years ago today, my father passed away. I’ve missed him every day since then. We didn’t always get along (hey, we’re Irish), but eventually that settled, especially after the kids were born. Once that happened, I called him just … Continue reading
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Tagged #America, #government, #media, #socialmedia, #terrorists, education, family
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Tables Turned: someone else writes about me
So today, a very good article about me arrived. I believe in local journalism, and in utilizing it to build your base. Here’s hoping you find this article interesting. http://fb.me/2mLGXmJ5i Christopher Ryan is author of City of Woe, available on … Continue reading
What Message the Boston Marathon Bombing Really Sends
I have been struggling with what to say to my junior and senior students about the Boston Marathon bombings. I hate that this is the “latest terror attack” – the phrase delivers the twin defeats of acknowledging we now have … Continue reading
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Education Reform Shouldn’t Get The Bum’s Rush
When is Spring Break not a vacation? When teachers spend it stressed about the future of their profession, their careers, tenure, pension, health benefits, ability to pay their mortgages, send their kids to college, feed them. Yeah, it is that … Continue reading
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Tagged #classroom, #Danielson, #effective, #evaluation, #LiFo, #NewJersey, #observation, #schoolreform, #schools, #teacher, #tenure, education
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