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Out on Good Behavior, and a Final Narrative

July 17, 2020 By Barry Garelick

This is the 20th and final piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.

Filed Under: Education Reform

An Evaluation, the Red Book, and Checking for Understanding

July 15, 2020 By Barry Garelick

This is the 19th piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.

Filed Under: Education Reform

An Unexpected Narrative, a Limbic Dialogue and a Note from Ellen

July 8, 2020 By Barry Garelick

This is the 18th piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.

Filed Under: Education Reform

“Math Talk”, Stalin’s Hemorrhoids, and Murder of Crows

July 1, 2020 By Barry Garelick

This is the 17th piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.

Filed Under: Education Reform

Instructional shifts, Formative Assessments, and Taking Matters into My Own Hands

June 24, 2020 By Barry Garelick

This is the 16th piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.

Filed Under: Education Reform

Professional Development, Memorization, and Dubious Rubrics

June 17, 2020 By Barry Garelick

This is the 15th piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.

Filed Under: Education Reform

Operating Axioms, the Death March to the Quadratic Formula and an Unimpressed Student Teacher

June 10, 2020 By Barry Garelick

This is the 14th piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.

Filed Under: Education Reform

Faulty Assumptions, the Best of Intentions, and a Croaking Frog

January 8, 2020 By Barry Garelick

This is the thirteenth piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.

Filed Under: Education Reform

A Classroom Observation, an Evaluation and Sense-Making Again

August 13, 2019 By Barry Garelick

This is the twelth piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.

Filed Under: Education Reform

More on Making Sense and a Fickle Bookseller

August 9, 2019 By Barry Garelick

This is the eleventh piece in a series called “Out on Good Behavior: Teaching Math While Looking Over Your Shoulder” by Barry Garelick.

Filed Under: Education Reform

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