You can lead kids to authors, but you can't make them think
Thank goodness for restraint in the face of frenzy and unashamed stupidity. I love this man's mind. Thanks, Chris.
posted by Scott @ 10:13 pm
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This Teaching Life (kinda)
Well it's all changing. I don't know, random ephemera I guess.
Saturday, October 01, 2005
dubious ramblings
- It's thumbs down for 'English Lite' (VCAA caves to...
- The 'blindingly obvious' way to revive our schools?
- Busy? Mind your own busyness!
- Joyce's gray hair
- Why don't you ask them?
- Big cash is being tucked into wallet phones
- Trading insults?
- Massive revamp plan for schools (and for winning t...
- English Lite (teachers?) are s a tragedy for stude...
- Professional development for professionals?
salt of the earth
- adolescent literacies
- an identity of one's own
- the beginning
- cj bigum
- day in the life: sarahL
- dr joolz
- dr kate's arty facts
- everyday lits
- angie thomas
- mimi ito
- guy merchant
- rebecca black
- school days
- vic carrington
- vygotsky's blog
other jazz
- Being digital project
- english education @ monash
- English Teaching: Practice & Critique
- STELLA
- english stories
1 Comments:
Yes. what we really need is for someone at a private school to voice the same ideas and experiences.
Fat chance
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