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Jennifer Carroll posted
I had the opportunity to attend some sessions on peer observation at the Learning Forward conference…one interesting presentation was by Vanderbilt and Tennessee DoE. They are working with six districts using peer observation GROUPS. Teachers work in horizontal or vertical teams to review lessons (they video their lessons) and give feedback…Read More
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Paul Green posted
@michelle and @breewilson… Great to see Leslie folk joining theHoller!
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Jennifer Carroll posted
As observations and peer observations are going on, this article might add some perspective!
http://www.ascd.org/publications/educational-leadership/may14/vol71/num08/Rethinking-Classroom-Observation.aspx -
Great article sent to me by @garycornett13.
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Paul Green posted
Ron Daley’s editorial that was published in Lexington-Herald Leader. Enjoy!
http://www.kentucky.com/2014/12/02/3572069/ron-daley-coalfield-schools-blazing.html
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I just read John Grisham’s “Gray Mountain”. I would probably have to categorize him as one of those “Poverty Pimps” that Ron refers to in his article. The Appalachian people he writes about sure fit the Appalachian stereotype.
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Fantastic! Thanks @pgreen for sharing and @rdaley98 for writing.