Education Information, American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten has weighed in with a more nuanced argument against the Los Angeles Times‘ plans to publish a database of teachers and their “value-added” scores. As I wrote in the previous post, L.A. union President A.J. Duffy slammed the Times in what struck me as a hysterical [...]
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Eight 2009 Bowl Teams Win by 3 Points or Less, None More Exciting Than Idaho – Part 2
Education Information, Copyright © 2010 Ed Bagley Dan LeFevour Central Michigan continue to make in the history of the GMAC Bowl, when he led the Chippewas to a high-scoring 44-41 victory over Troy in double overtime. LeFevour completed 33 of 55 passes for 395 yards and scored on a 13-yard run. His career total of [...]
More Good News about Aging: you don’t have to go deaf either.
Education Information, This article examines another myth. Do you really want to go deaf with age? Another “everybody knows” who did not survive the light of the review is the myth that age you will lose your audience. It is not, according to recent research necessarily true and is certainly not inevitable. New research strongly [...]
5 Easy Strategies To Make More Sales With Your Home Marketing Business
Education Information, 5 simple strategies to make more sales with your marketing business. 1st The “Multiply That Feeling” strategy The “Have you ever felt really (feeling / emotion)? Well, now you can multiply that feeling (No )…” Strategy tells your prospects that your product to give them a benefit that they feel is far better [...]
Let’s Get Ready Series Review and Giveaway from Multiples and More!
Education Information, What a fabulous review from Amanda at www.MultiplesAndMore.blogspot.com for the “Let’s Get Ready” series of books! And guess what? YOU can win a set of them! Just click on the image above and follow the instructions for the giveaway. Hope you win! By Education Information Center
Time for more productive Colorado schools
Education informationr, Thanks to EdNews’ own Todd Engdahl for bringing my attention to an important new Center on Reinventing Public Education white paper by Paul Hill and Marguerite Roza: Curing Baumol’s Disease: In Search of Productivity Gains in K-12 Schooling” (PDF). The big question: Can we overcome the tendency of public K-12 education to become [...]