Monthly Archives: February 2015

Professional Development: We’re all in it together

Posted on February 16, 2015 by chrissousa

The other night we had a great conversation at #NHED about professional development. There were great insights, encouragements, and ideas. However, many of the posts also highlighted frustrations, and I found myself at times on both sides of the fence. … Continue reading →

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Principaled Confessions

Blog at WordPress.com.

Principaled Confessions

(from teacher to admin to teacher and back again)

Diane Ravitch's blog

A site to discuss better education for all

an education reform blog

It's not about getting the right answers but rather, asking really good questions

TonyBaldasaro.com

Teachers' Bag of Tricks

Sharing what I've learned in my 30 years in education

A Teacher's Desk

Just another WordPress.com site

Common Core Essentials

Resources to Guide Common Core Implementation

Pumphrey's Math

In the search for a better math class

I am a retired elementary school teacher just trying to do the right thing

Engaged and Relevant

Just another WordPress.com site

Burlington Superintendent's Blog

A belief in what is possible.

From the Desk of Mr. Foteah

inspiration from inside the classroom