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The Next Step: The Next Step has Moved

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A place for an average student centered, online ed, social studies, technology focused, reform minded, charter school based teacher to talk about education. Thursday, April 17, 2008. The Next Step has Moved. I moved my blog over to Edublogs. To come hang out. Easily I assent to but I about the list inform should secure more info then it has. December 27, 2009 at 12:41 AM. Your blog keeps getting better and better! January 4, 2010 at 10:43 AM. January 8, 2010 at 1:38 PM. Url=http:/ yutolfi.3d.lc/s...Buy c...

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Ms. Frizzle: April 2004

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The adventures of a science teacher in a small public middle school in the Bronx. Apologies to Joanna Cole and Bruce Degen, creators of the. Series and the original Ms. Frizzle. Thursday, April 29, 2004. Now this was a clever move to evade getting in trouble. You are responsible for ANYTHING and EVERYTHING sent from your account, even if your friend did write it. besides, you signed your name! Called the first boy's mother. She was understanding on the phone, although when she spoke to the principal ...

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Leveraging Unique Talents | School House Wonk

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Genius without education is like silver in the mine. Benjamin Franklin. It’s graduation season, a time of celebration as students mark major transitions in their lives, moving onward and upward from high school, college or graduate school. For parents, graduation represents a major milestone on their child’s journey towards independence and adulthood. While we’ve improved access to education for people with disabilities, access to transition services and meaningful employment remains far too elusive.

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Different path but same destination (part 3/final) | School House Wonk

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Genius without education is like silver in the mine. Benjamin Franklin. Different path but same destination (part 3/final). Over thirty five years ago. Republicans and Democrats came together in support of the “simple yet profound” belief. One million students with disabilities. Were not allowed to attend public school. But, as explored in two previous posts. What happens to students with disabilities after they exit school? Are they ready for employment in the real world? Some big-time companies are ste...

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Different path but same destination (part 2) | School House Wonk

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Genius without education is like silver in the mine. Benjamin Franklin. Different path but same destination (part 2). In a previous blog post. At Florida International University. The Project Panther Life program kicked off this fall as a way for students with intellectual disabilities to attend college. As reported by WSVN-TV. Through this program a group of eight freshman students, all with cognitive disabilities, enrolled in their first college classes this year. According to its founder, parent L...

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Cinema & School: November 2006

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Strategies for teaching to a visual generation. Wednesday, November 29, 2006. Advice for the middle school crowd. I wish there had been a John August. When I was 14, or at least an easy way to contact professional screenwriters. In response to the question " What should a 14 year old do? Mr August provides a far from comprehensive guide for young, aspiring screenwriters, but his website contains many useful resources. I remember all the hooplah and hype around the publication of Cultural Literacy. The pr...

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Cinema & School: Monday Morning Laugh - 32 Inevitable Truths

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Strategies for teaching to a visual generation. Monday, November 13, 2006. Monday Morning Laugh - 32 Inevitable Truths. This is one of those things that's probably been circulating around via e-mail. In case it's an original work I wanted to be sure to provide proper attribution. And what you yourself do to deal with plagiarism. Posted by Mr Steve. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Mr Steve's shared items. Educator, writer, film fan. View my complete profile. Powells Books Film and Television Top 5.

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Cinema & School: Coming of Age

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Strategies for teaching to a visual generation. Monday, November 27, 2006. At what point is it appropriate to begin monitoring your child's computer time? I just spent this weekend creating unique user accounts for the kids. This was done partially to keep them form accidentally causing havoc among the important files (i.e. songs purchased from iTunes, photos, work sutff, etc.) but mostly so I can gain some control over what they're donig. I installed Bumper Car. I just feel safer. Posted by Mr Steve.

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Cinema & School: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

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Strategies for teaching to a visual generation. Saturday, March 19, 2005. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. I wasn't sure how this would play with 14 year olds. I used the English audio track instead of the subtitles since it is really difficult to read small pring on a tv screen from more than 15 feet away. I was very impressed with the resosponse Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. I decided to finish the school year with Romeo and Juliet. And the Luhrmann version. Posted by Mr Steve. Mr Steve's shared items.