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Sunday, December 23
An Effort to Improve Teacher Education
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on Sun 23 Dec 2007 09:27 PM EST
Arthur Levine moves beyond criticism to efforts at improvement. more »
Wednesday, December 19
Lesson Learned: New Teachers' Views
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on Wed 19 Dec 2007 06:00 PM EST
It doesn't matter how first year teachers get to the classroom, but rather what kind of support they get once they're there. more »
The Principal’s Flyer Volume 3 Week of December 17-21, 2007 Number 15
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leadershiphelp.org
on Wed 19 Dec 2007 10:37 AM EST
Mike explains an important aspect of school law, and expresses his appreciation of his school, his colleagues, his town and his choice of profession. more »
Monday, December 10
The Principal’s Flyer Volume 3 Week of December 10-14, 2007 Number 14
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on Mon 10 Dec 2007 10:03 PM EST
It's that time of year! more »
Sunday, December 9
Another deja vu?
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on Sun 09 Dec 2007 06:29 PM EST
I hope we don't use this as an excuse. more »
Tuesday, December 4
The Principal’s Flyer Volume 3 dec 3-7, 2007
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on Tue 04 Dec 2007 06:33 PM EST
Mike reports on advancement in the use of technology in higher education. more »
Sunday, December 2
Say It Again, Say It Again!
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on Sun 02 Dec 2007 10:50 PM EST
Merit Pay; Money to follow students: Assignment of teachers more »
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Choose the word or set of words that, when inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.
Harold, far from being a ------- , was not ------- to take a person holding opposing political views into his household.
But every school is redeemable so long as it enjoys strong leadership, talented teachers, adequate funding, and enough hours in the day to make up for deficiencies in the home. And federal stimulus funds for education are available to those states willing to prove it. Boston Globe Editorial B IS CORECT!Right-o! Explanation Only “bigot . . . loath” logically completes the sentence. Someone who is not bigoted, or prejudiced, would not be “loath,” or unwilling, to accept someone with different opinions. My Favorite Web sites
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