Practice makes perfect. The best athletes and musicians never stop practicing. Principal Katie Yezzi says the same is true for educators: “The key to workplace satisfaction is doing a job well, and our most powerful tool for ensuring that is practice.” (New York Times)
More support for early ed. A new CALDER study links pre-K program participation in Texas with improved third-grade math Continue Reading »
By Mandy Zatynski on 26 Nov 2012 in Quick Hits and tagged Cheating, early education, edPTA, practice, Pre-K, Teacher Assessment, Teacher Preparation
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