Showing posts with label important vocabulary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label important vocabulary. Show all posts

Saturday, January 23, 2010

Picture of the day - Inuit children playing football


This post might have also been entitled, "Inuit children playing soccer" or "Eskimo children playing football" or "Eskimo children playing soccer." To learn more about the terms Inuit and Eskimo, click here or here. To learn more about the terms football and soccer, click here.

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

A training after work

Today at the John Stanford Center for Education Excellence, headquarters of the Seattle Public Schools, we learned about the following topics: high-leverage practices, summative and formative assessments, and the importance of pressing for justification. We also got to meet a man who was introduced as the mastermind behind assessment.

Monday, August 25, 2008

Back to work

Today summer vacation ended and I had to go back to work. All the teachers and staff at my job have a week of meetings before the students start to arrive on September 3. During today's meeting, we learned about the following exciting new concepts - loose coupling, the need to deromanticize leadership and teaching, and the PELP Coherence Framework. Later in the week, our agenda says that we will have some Polarity Management.
"Hockey ought to be sternly forbidden, as it is not only annoying but dangerous." Halifax Morning Sun, quoted in Michael McKinley's Hockey - A People's History