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Archive for the Education Community Association (Teachers, Professors & Educators) Category
by: Ann Bibby
With the school year still fresh, exciting and vaguely interesting, most parents haven’t yet grappled with the frustrating issue of getting kids up, dressed, fed and out the door on time. But it’s coming, and preparation is half the battle when it comes to establishing good habits in children, and lowering parental stress [...]
09.6.10 | EQ, Education, Education Community Association (Teachers, Professors & Educators), Pendidikan Dasar | Leta Haynes
by: Judy Molland
Whether public school teachers like it or not, the “value added” method of grading them is becoming a reality. This system calculates the value teachers add to or subtract from their students’ achievement, based on changes in standardized test scores from year to year.
Value-added systems have been in place nationwide for a while; [...]
09.6.10 | Education, Education Community Association (Teachers, Professors & Educators) | Katherine Norlan
by: Ann Bibby
Every parent knows bribery is the motivator of last resort where children are concerned. And schools used similar forms of motivation for decades, but is there merit to the practice? Could monetary incentive be a key player in education reform?
Some recent studies suggest that tangible rewards are effective motivators under certain circumstances, and [...]
09.2.10 | EQ, Education, Education Community Association (Teachers, Professors & Educators) | Randolph Holbrook
by Joanne Stern
“I feel my brain cells slowly dying every day.”
The mom who recently made that statement is clearly drowning in the frenzied white water of parenting. Although swimming in a sea of diapers, laundry, scattered toys and sibling squabbles may not feel very mentally stimulating to most of us, don’t despair. By being purposeful [...]
08.31.10 | EQ, Education, Education Community Association (Teachers, Professors & Educators) | Ivone Pack
by Barbara J. Feldman
Although printed books will probably be center stage for reading activities with preschoolers and early elementary grades, the Internet also has a huge stash of online reading activities and ideas for offline activities such as puppet play and making bookmarks.
ED.gov: Compact for Reading & School-Home Links
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The Compact for Reading outlines a partnership [...]
08.30.10 | Education, Education Community Association (Teachers, Professors & Educators), IQ | Zachary Lynch
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