Posts Tagged ‘ Education ’
I’m in the section that includes Inside Higher Ed and The Chronicle of Higher Education, which means I may have fooled the blogosphere into thinking I’m all about the smartness. [ READ MORE ]
The best way to test a website that claims to be an excellent searching tool is to use it to locate something you already know exists. [ READ MORE ]
Colleges and universities cannot rely only upon their good name to continually rake in the higher-education-pursuing masses; schools have to back their rep up with solid output. [ READ MORE ]
The only humans that can claim open-mindedness are the ones that take in all available information, ponder the hell out of it, and then decide what their opinion is. [ READ MORE ]
It’s really a question of survival until June, at which point the new teacher takes stock and decides whether to stay or run for the hills. [ READ MORE ]
Tim Stahmer at AssortedStuff wrote an excellent take on a recent post by Seth Godin. Mr. Godin’s post looks at the way we humans tend to attack problems with the same tools every time, regardless of the situation, the economy, etc. The tools an individual or a business will habitually grab are the tools already [ READ MORE ]
Here they are, including some Education Reform posts proving I’m not always in disagreement with President Obama[ READ MORE ]
The exact thing that makes a bright, shining star of an educator is probably some elusive logarithm of innate skill, empathy, and ass kickery[ READ MORE ]