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Is the Public Ready for Educational Change?
Is the U.S. public ready for educational change? The 39th Phi Delta Kappa/Gallup Survey indicates the answer is “Yes”. Does the public support fixing the present system or finding an alter… more →
Ed Tech Journeys
Educational Research Group Project
ressica18 wrote 2 days ago: EDU 6982 Group Project Research Problem: Is there a relationship between population size and student … more →
Educational Research Test Reviews
ressica18 wrote 2 days ago: Test Review Miller Analogies Test Other demographic information Reference- Miller W. S., 1926 … more →
Educational Inquiry Journals
ressica18 wrote 2 days ago: EDU 6982 Journals Chapter 1- Week 1- October 1, 2009 Vocabulary Positivism/Postpositivism: (pg. 4) … more →
Math Interventions: Which one is best?
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hardyje wrote 1 week ago: Which math intervention is best? As always educators are striving for new ways to insure all student … more →
Policy Futures in Education, Vol.7 No.4
rikowski wrote 1 week ago: POLICY FUTURES IN EDUCATION – Vol.7 No.4 The fourth issue of 2009 is now available at http://www.www … more →
Social Networking in E-Learning Courses: Building Sense of Community
Steve Yuen wrote 3 weeks ago: While social networking shows great potentials for e-learning in general, little is yet known about … more →
Latest CUP research
ghamer wrote 1 month ago: The strategies coming out of Monash University regarding CUPS (Conceptual Understanding Procedures) … more →
Take the lid off jazz education
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simonpurcell wrote 1 month ago: Take the lid of jazz education and what do you find? Thought provoking thoughts from Branford Marsal … more →
Collective Intelligence and E-Learning 2.0: Implications of Web-Based Communities and Networking
Steve Yuen wrote 1 month ago: I am pleased to announce the book, “Collective Intelligence and E-learning 2.0: Implications … more →
Jazz Education Research
simonpurcell wrote 2 months ago: Why research? In brief… The Jazz Education community possesses abundant subject matter, play-alongs … more →
Writing autoethnography: a lonely path to go
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vigdissj wrote 2 months ago: Performing an autoethnographic study is indeed a lonely path to go. There are not many researchers u … more →
A narrative about marginality (and a first chronotopic analysis)
vigdissj wrote 2 months ago: “…outside the commonwealth is the empire of the passions, war, fear, poverty, nastiness, solitude, b … more →
Online Surveys and Assessments
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teachnoglogically wrote 3 months ago: Online surveys and assessments can very useful in classroom and educational settings to communicate … more →
Bakhtin, dialogicality and the (moral) act
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vigdissj wrote 3 months ago: The basic aspect of Bakhtin’s concept of dialogicality is what could be called the ontological meani … more →
Why top-down initiatives in education sometimes fail…
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mimanifesto wrote 3 months ago: An interesting letter in a recent edition of the Herald (Tuesday 23rd June) provides a much more obj … more →
Autoethnography
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vigdissj wrote 4 months ago: The key to understanding autoethnography as a research method lies in the name itself: “auto … more →
Into the Marginal Zone: An Autoethnographic Journey through Teaching Experience
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vigdissj wrote 4 months ago: Abstract from my Master’s thesis in Philosophy of Education, June 2009, English and Norwegian … more →
French as a Second Language is not Taught in a Vacuum; How Do We Teach All the Children?
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Diane Scaiff wrote 6 months ago: I have spent a number of posts writing about the attempt of the New Brunswick Ministry of Education’ … more →
Talking to Everyone
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Diane Scaiff wrote 6 months ago: The Croll-Lee Report on FSL in New Brunswick has been justifiably criticised as sloppy and … more →
