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IdeaPaint and Blank Walls
Holy cow. I want this for the classrooms of my school. I want it in the stairwells. I want it on the top of a Harkness Table. I want it everywhere. IdeaPaint, which transforms surfaces into high pe… more →
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IdeaPaint and Blank Walls
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Andrew B. Watt wrote 6 days ago: Holy cow. I want this for the classrooms of my school. I want it in the stairwells. I want it on t … more →
Are You The Only One?
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relevantedge wrote 1 week ago: Disruptions. If you pastor a church, you have a front-row seat to every disruption of the service th … more →
Design a School
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Andrew B. Watt wrote 2 weeks ago: Over the Thanksgiving break, I hung out with quite a few teenagers in an unofficial capacity. And I … more →
Extra Help "Pushed"
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Andrew B. Watt wrote 1 month ago: As I said I would do, I made the first few videos of a series (of about 55-60) related to providing … more →
Reputation Grade
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Andrew B. Watt wrote 1 month ago: Shelly Blake-Plock mentioned me in his blog at TeachPaperless earlier this week. Almost instantly I … more →
Krugman on Education
Andrew B. Watt wrote 2 months ago: Way back on October 8, Paul Krugman wrote about the challenges facing the American educational syste … more →
Have you seen the Wave?
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Andrew B. Watt wrote 2 months ago: No, I’m not talking about Google Wave. I hear it’s pretty amazing. Yeah, whatever. App … more →
Building the Keynote
Andrew B. Watt wrote 2 months ago: A colleague from Suffield Academy (where I don’t teach) and I just spent about 1 1/2 hours on … more →
Speech Disruptions in Relation to Language Growth in Children Who Stutter: An Exploratory Study
Callier Library wrote 2 months ago: Young children with typical fluency demonstrate a range of disfluencies, or speech disruptions. One … more →
The Mountain & Me
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Andrew B. Watt wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday may have been my single hardest day of being a teacher since the first one. My school went … more →
Wiki & the Conversation
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Andrew B. Watt wrote 2 months ago: Today in my history classes, I had my students close their laptops for a few minutes, and we talked … more →
Pet Peeve #3: Classroom Disruptions
mootastrophe wrote 2 months ago: Pet Peeve #3: Classroom Disruptions Courtesy of www.mediabistro.com Not long ago, I was sitting in a … more →
The True Hypocricy of the Left Shines Through
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rightforus wrote 4 months ago: “Un-American”. That is what the town hall protesters are being labeled by the democrati … more →
Specter's Town Hall Meeting Goes Bad
Tommy Paine wrote 4 months ago: Why? Either way this is interesting. Apparently Arlen Specter (newly christened Democrat) attracted … more →
It's "More Health Care Hijinks" Monday!
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doomsy wrote 4 months ago: I stumbled across some truly wankerific punditry by Sheryl Gay Stolberg in the New York Times yester … more →
This is NOT democracy
slartibartifast wrote 4 months ago: The orchestrated disruptions at congressional town hall meetings lately really make me sick. It … more →
Leadership Day 2: E-mail your Head
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Andrew B. Watt wrote 5 months ago: My new head of school just started school on July 1, 2009. I just e-mailed him an explanation of Le … more →
Reinvent the Wheel
Andrew B. Watt wrote 5 months ago: In the last several days, six or seven people have accused me of wanting to “reinvent the whee … more →
John Adams and Penwork
Andrew B. Watt wrote 5 months ago: In David McCullough’s book John Adams, I learned that the future president constantly urged hi … more →
