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Improvement by Subtraction

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Here are three things education would be better off without.
Daniel E. Kinnaman
District Administration, Jun 2003

The End of Textbooks

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With so many vital sources of information available to students, why are schools slavishly holding onto textbooks?
Gary Stager
District Administration, Jun 2003

Presentation Systems Focus on Interactivity

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Multimedia units get presentation systems out of the A/V closet and into the classrooms
District Administration Custom Publishing Group
BENQ, May 2003

Curriculum Update

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The latest developments in math, science, language arts and social studies,
Melissa Ezarik
District Administration, May 2003

Embracing Change

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Examining every part of the way education is delivered is required to produce the best results possible.
Daniel E. Kinnaman
District Administration, May 2003

A Lotta Coloring Goin' On

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The teaching of writing is as outdated as the indented paragraph. Here are some ways to fix it.
Gary Stager
District Administration, May 2003

Curriculum Update

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The latest developments in math, science, language arts and social studies
Melissa Ezarik
District Administration, Apr 2003

Superintendent improved system, but left bad taste and resigns

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Seattle School District Superintendent Joseph Olchefske resigns.
Angela Pascopella
District Administration, Apr 2003

Knot in My Class!

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Alarmists would like you to believe that crayons and mud pies are developmentally appropriate. KidPix is not.
Gary Stager
District Administration, Apr 2003

Decorate Walls and Minds Digitally

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Books on the latest software programs for technology directors and IT staff.
Angela Pascopella
District Administration, Mar 2003

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