This is the 18th piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.
“Math Talk”, Stalin’s Hemorrhoids, and Murder of Crows
This is the 17th piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.
Instructional shifts, Formative Assessments, and Taking Matters into My Own Hands
This is the 16th piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.
Professional Development, Memorization, and Dubious Rubrics
This is the 15th piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.
Operating Axioms, the Death March to the Quadratic Formula and an Unimpressed Student Teacher
This is the 14th piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.
Who’s Telling the Truth About Alabama’s Constitutional Amendment One?
Betty Peters: Any assertion that Amendment One will free Alabama of the much-detested Common Core State Standards is false.
Faulty Assumptions, the Best of Intentions, and a Croaking Frog
This is the thirteenth piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.
Strategic Partnerships: the end of independent viewpoints in education policy
Richard Phelps: “Strategic Partnerships” represent an unfortunate trend of the past few decades in US education policy.
College Board Sued over Student Data Collection
A parent filed a federal class action suit against the College Board for deceptively collecting and selling students’ confidential personal information.
Call to Action: Weigh In On Changes to COPPA
Cheri Kiesecker: The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 (or COPPA) is about to be weakened by the FTC and they want public comments.
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