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Words of Inspiration for New Teachers

…years I almost cracked with the hours I spent doing this. @shfarnsworth You don’t have to grade every single thing. Informal and diagnostic assessments are okay—it doesn’t all have to…

What Happened in Your State this August?

…NJ Adopts PARCC as Graduation Requirement (Kristen Turner) for Algebra I and language arts courses, Pennsylvania is exploring alternative assessments: Pennsylvania Governor Looking to Move Graduation Requirements Away from Standardized…

Beliefs about the Teaching of Writing

…are related. Writing has a complex relationship to talk. Literate practices are embedded in complicated social relationships. Composing occurs in different modalities and technologies. Assessment of writing involves complex, informed,…

Professing While Teaching

…campus carry is dangerous. And what is fair here? In student assessment, it is not a simple matter of presenting evidence to back up conclusions. It is also a matter…

The Gift of Gab: Part 3 (Why Journalism Matters #6)

…provided professional development sessions at EdScape, Global Education Conference, and Columbia Scholastic Press Association on a variety of topics, including global awareness, authentic assessment, classroom technology integration and student goal-setting….

The Finite Game of the Science of Reading

…dictates how and when each skill is taught. Test scores and screenings, such as dyslexia assessments, determine who receives remedial support, how long that support is provided, and the sequence…

“Toxic Testing is Taking Its Toll”

…than righteous indignation, regardless of our stance? What is the language of reform, policy, accountability, and assessment? Start with Diane Ravitch’s recent articles, books, and blogs. She has shifted her…

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