A Periodic Table for Behavior
The Tree of Knowledge System offers the field of psychology (and science in general) a metaphysical system from which to operate. Specifically, it offers a clear: (a) cosmology; (b) ontological map of key categories in nature; and (c) epistemological framework for knowledge acquisition.
Heartland Educators
Education is one of the most rewarding professions. Educators invest time and effort in shaping the future of our society. Educators are humanitarians committed to serving the needs of all, while working to create a future that is better than the current realities of our lives.
Sunday, September 24, 2017
Friday, November 27, 2015
Sunday, November 15, 2015
https://tcta.org/node/13805-teachers_deal_with_the_prevalence_of_poverty
The number of Texas public school students living in poverty has exploded in the new millennium. It increased 47 percent — well more than twice as much as the state’s overall child population — from 2000 to 2011, according to the 2013 Texas Kids Count report by the Center for Public Policy Priorities.
Today, 60 percent, or more than 3 million, Texas public school students are identified as economically disadvantaged. On average, Texas public school teachers have more students who face the challenges of childhood poverty than students who don’t.
Texas teachers take on tougher challenges as the number of economically disadvantaged students continues to grow
The Classroom Teacher, spring 2014The number of Texas public school students living in poverty has exploded in the new millennium. It increased 47 percent — well more than twice as much as the state’s overall child population — from 2000 to 2011, according to the 2013 Texas Kids Count report by the Center for Public Policy Priorities.
Today, 60 percent, or more than 3 million, Texas public school students are identified as economically disadvantaged. On average, Texas public school teachers have more students who face the challenges of childhood poverty than students who don’t.
Saturday, October 31, 2015
Saturday, October 24, 2015
Proposal to Cap Testing at 2%:
Is this too little too late or finally some common sense?
Is this too little too late or finally some common sense?
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