Thankfully, I seek to explode these dangerous myths each and every day in my office & classroom. My favorite is, “4. What the book says is always true.” The response, “why we need multiple sources of information” is perhaps the most sage advice one can give.
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posted 08 May, 2012
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posted 10 April, 2012
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Companies say they need flexible thinkers with innovative ideas and a broad knowledge base derived from exposure to multiple disciplines. (via Wealth or Waste? Rethinking - WSJ.com)
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posted 09 April, 2012
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Bill Gates: Making Teacher Evaluations Public 'Not Conducive To Openness' : The Two-Way : NPR
A worthwhile listen. Not a rejection of teacher evaluations; rather, a consideration on how to observe, coach, and reward holistic nature of the art and science of teaching.
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posted 07 April, 2012
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