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Curriculum Update

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The latest developments in math, science, language arts and social studies.
Lucy Hood
District Administration, Jan 2003

Government Spotlight

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The latest news about education from the U.S. government
DA Staff
District Administration, Jan 2003

NoteBook

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Education information from schools, business, research and professional organizations
DA Staff
District Administration, Jan 2003

District Plus

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Tips and ideas for successful district leadership
District Administration
District Administration, Jan 2003

The coming of the tablet PC

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Will these be the little computers that transform education?
Daniel E. Kinnaman
District Administration, Jan 2003

Why's the Weather?

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Scripts, curriculum fillers and a lack of vigorous thoughts are only three of the things wrong with school today.
Gary Stager
District Administration, Jan 2003

How about K-10?

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Less may be more when it comes to helping students learn the value of school
Daniel E. Kinnaman
District Administration, Dec 2002

Why teachers don't use computers

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Blocked web sites, IT staff that exist to hinder staff, and restrictive policies make integrating technology too hard to overcome
Gary Stager
District Administration, Dec 2002

Project-oriented learning makes tech integration happen naturally

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Don't swear at technology integration. Use project-oriented learning, and it will happen naturally
R. Scott Pfeifer
District Administration, Nov 2002

Sound bites won't fix education

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Sound bites won't fix education. It will take education practices hard work and the ability to turn ideas into action
Gary Stager
District Administration, Nov 2002

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