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Scott Habeeb's Blog – November 2011 Archive (2)
The Power of Asking "Can You"
My daughter, Kelsey, is an eighth grader at Andrew Lewis Middle School where she, as her sister before her, is blessed to have Beth Swain as her Geometry teacher.
Geometry is proving to be a challenging class for Kelsey. She is very intelligent and a hard-worker, and while Math is and always has been her favorite subject, she's starting off…
ContinueAdded by Scott Habeeb on November 17, 2011 at 3:35pm — 1 Comment
Using AFL to Overhaul Your Grading System
Members of this AFL Network will appreciate this article (link at end of blog post) written by Laurie Amundson and published in the November 2011 edition of Ed Leadership.
Laurie Amundson is an elementary teacher. A majority of our members are high school educators which could mean that some tweaking of her practices would be in order. For example, some of the assessment she does of…
ContinueAdded by Scott Habeeb on November 3, 2011 at 4:30pm — 1 Comment
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