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Kathy Frye, Ed.D. replied to Joanne Yates's discussion Increased Demands, Reduced Funding . . . Technology to the Rescue! in the group English Language LearnersKathy Frye, Ed.D. posted a blog postAvoiding the Summer Slump for Students
Would you like to fix the academic gaps between lower income students and middle class students in reading and math? The best way to do this is to develop strategies to avoid the “summer slump”.Students have not always attended school 180 to 190 days. Juliet Lapidos investigated the history of the school calendar in 2007. The current calendar of school days began in the early 1900s. Prior to that, cities had long school years (Chicago – 240 days, Detroit – 260 days, etc.) and rural areas had…See More
Lynn Ochs commented on Kathy Frye, Ed.D.'s blog post Deeper Literacy and the Common Core - Poetry"Thanks for all the great information Kathy! I came upon another great resource today that addresses poetry and incorporates art and a popular Web 2.0 tool, Voice Thread. http://www.informationliteracy.org/plans/view/1926
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Kathy Frye, Ed.D.'s blog post was featuredDeeper Literacy and the Common Core - Poetry
Depth and rigor, text complexity, close reading and re-reading are all high priorities in the Common Core English Language Arts Standards. How can we make sure that…See More
Kathy Frye, Ed.D. posted a blog postDeeper Literacy and the Common Core - Poetry
Depth and rigor, text complexity, close reading and re-reading are all high priorities in the Common Core English Language Arts Standards. How can we make sure that…See More
Kathy Frye, Ed.D. posted a blog postCelebrate Pi Day - 3.14!
March 14, 2012 (3.14) is National Pi Day! It is a day dedicated to celebrating Pi, the ratio of the circumference of the circle to its diameter. For math teachers throughout the world, Pi Day represents a chance to engage students in logic, reasoning and fun activities in mathematics. A person can use any circle to compute it and Pi…See More
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Avoiding the Summer Slump for Students
Would you like to fix the academic gaps between lower income students and middle class students in reading and math? The best way to do this is to develop strategies to avoid the “summer slump”.
Students have not always attended school 180 to 190 days. Juliet Lapidos investigated the history of the school calendar in 2007. The current calendar of school days began in the early 1900s. Prior to that, cities had long school years (Chicago – 240 days, Detroit – 260 days, etc.)…
Posted on May 29, 2012 at 10:41pm
Deeper Literacy and the Common Core - Poetry
Depth and rigor, text complexity, close reading and re-reading are all high priorities in the Common Core English Language Arts Standards. How can we…
ContinuePosted on March 28, 2012 at 10:30pm — 1 Comment
Celebrate Pi Day - 3.14!
March 14, 2012 (3.14) is National Pi Day! It is a day dedicated to celebrating Pi, the ratio of the circumference of the circle to its diameter. For math teachers throughout the world, Pi Day represents a chance to engage students in logic, reasoning and fun activities in mathematics. A person can use any circle…
ContinuePosted on March 13, 2012 at 9:30am
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