In Parallel: Authority and Assessment
At the first lecture for my masters in education, my professor told the class that research was clear: assessment dictates how and what students learn.
At the first lecture for my masters in education, my professor told the class that research was clear: assessment dictates how and what students learn.
Rooting out weeds from a garden has two parts: pulling up the weeds that are growing on one hand and establishing the plants that you
My children pooled their pocket money and bought a set of walkie talkies this week. They have mostly used them to talk to each other
A few years ago I picked up J. P. Moreland’s Love Your God with All Your Mind (referral link). It was published in 1997, and
I have been on a slow and evolving mission to manage the way I use technology and social media for the past two or three
Over the past few weeks we’ve explored Charlotte Mason’s educational tool of discipline from various angles: the limits of this tool, how habits work on