Archive for July, 2010
Daily posts from a public school teacher who is just looking at the data.
Mike Klonsky’s Small Talk- JD2718
- Can you make this interesting equation into an interesting problem?This thing has a cute graph (play, and see. I frown on division by zero.) Can you create a nice problem for… hmm. If you can create a nice problem, do it, and let us know who it it appropriate for. Context (I’m hiding it, for now). (Do feel free to modify the equation as [...]
- Can you make this interesting equation into an interesting problem?
- The Jose Vilson blog
- Don’t Talk To Me About The Good Old DaysViolent techniques used on peaceful protesters in 1963. (Look how good it was back then.) As recently as last month, I saw someone tweet that cops always made their whole city feel safe, and #OccupyWallStreet inspired a distrust of the executive branch unlike any other. It’s probably not the first time a Black person had to say, “I told you so. […]
- Don’t Talk To Me About The Good Old Days
- NYC Educator
- TuttleSVC
- The Decline of American Manufacturing was the Plan All AlongHarold Meyerson:At bottom, the decline of American manufacturing has deep systemic roots. The combined forces of technology and globalization have reduced the number of industrial workers in most advanced economies, but nowhere has the decline been so precipitous and profound as in the United States. What made us different is that these two trends coincided […]
- The Decline of American Manufacturing was the Plan All Along
- School Tech Connect
- Glen Brown: Teacher/poet/musician
- Pension Education
- Still Waiting for Legislators to Make the Ethical Choice January 11, 2012 glen brown
