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Kevin Bushweller is particularly interested in tackling the question: What works, and what doesn't work, to motivate students to do better in school?
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excellent
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Michele McNeil focuses on state policy, school choice, and school finance; and how elections affect K-12 education.
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excellent
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Mostly observations on the state of public education in the United States and the perpetual efforts to reform it along with commentary on products for classroom use, written from a perspective of someone involved in K-12 teaching.
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great
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Video lessons covering a variety of middle, high school, and college topics. These lessons are meant to help you learn or refresh on the topics you learn in school.
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great
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ScoopToo is a resource for parents who are seeking insight and advice on the quest for Kindergarten through Elementary education for their children. Currently, this site is centered around schools in Denver, CO but will expand to other cities soon.
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great
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A education blog for art teachers, art students, and artists. Thoughts about teaching art in the 21st century, contemporary innovations, productivity, and creativity.
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great
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Musings, advice and news from the Zinch.com team. We spotlight high school students who have performed extraordinary tasks, both in the classroom and out.
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great
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An elementary history teacher blogs about teaching history at the elementary level---she includes postings about actual lessons, content, and opinions about teaching and education in general.
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great
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The Mad Hatter and friends look at games, puzzles, problems and techniques - all with a mathematical bent.
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great
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Connecting to the concept of Induction. Nothing better than growing your own.
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great
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I started my blog to write about early childhood math education. It has led me to blog a lot about education policy. The U.S. currently ranks 25 our 29 developed nation in math education for high school students. It needs to change.
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great
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My adventures as a kindergarten teacher, stories from the trenches of the public school system.
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great
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The Teacher-Toolbox is the companion site to http://www.adrianbruce.com . The blog informs the readers of new teaching ideas & resources that are available for download from the website.
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great
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Educator with a passion for neuroscience and cognitive psychology and their implications for teaching, learning, and professional development.
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great
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Married teachers who live their lives as, and after, the bell rings
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great
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An Instructional Technology Specialist shares resources, tutorials, videos, a bit about her life, and more.
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Rating:
great
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A blog designed to facilitate communication about public education/ policy, labor issues and politics impacting teachers/service providers, WTU members, parents and concerned citizens. Statements or expressions of opinions herein do not necessarily repres
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Rating:
great
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This blog will post directions for assignments that we cover in class!
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great
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ulie Bartkus is the president and founder of Motivate Teachers and the Leadership Connection for child care professionals. Julie helps leaders manage, motivate and retain great staff through her customized professional development programs.
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great
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My name is Kari. I live in Austin, Texas with my husband, a cat named Boo. My blog is about writing, fabric-paper art, greeting cards and children's picture books. I taught 1st, 2nd, and 3rd graders, and our favorite time of day was always story time.
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great
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K12 instructional technology resources.
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great
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Teachers need to be great learners to lead great learners. I believe that learning is a lifelong journey, an ongoing exploration and way of life. I challenge myself and others to always be striving to find and share big ideas.
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great
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Written by Victoria Westcott, owner of Classroom Canada and author of Guide to Teaching in London: A Survival Guide for Canadians. All about teaching in London, England.
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great
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Discussion of open technologies in education
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great
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Written by a current full time teacher, this blog encourages readers to be skeptical about all things educational: assume nothing, verify everything. If we take the time to make sure what is claimed is real, education can only benefit from this venture.
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great
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Updates and information on what's new at the kidscanhavefun.com website. Practical tips on how you can enjoy free kids printables with coloring, games, puzzles, crafts, ecards, educational and so much more!
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great
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Books Are Fun's official blog: Blogs Are Fun brings the latest information on out exclusive book displays,literacy contests, scholarships and much more! We have donated over $100 million in books to help build libraries in all 50 states. Come join us!
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Rating:
great
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A general Canadian Education Blog for Students, Teachers and Educators in the 21st century.
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Rating:
great
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The SchooGo blog explores the issues of k-12 education, from parenting school going children to the latest development in k-12 education space.
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Rating:
great
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A blog packed with ecological stories, lesson plans, informations, crafts and fun activities to teach ecology to children.This blog has been created with the objective of informing, spreading awareness about Indian ecological traditions, and promoting Env
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Rating:
great
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