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Virginia Senator-elect Adam Ebbin (D) is wasting no time, preparing to tackle a very sensitive topic for those of us in Virginia’s schools: The 1980′s-era Code of Virginia § 22.1-79.1., which forbids schools from starting classes before Labor Day. While some jurisdictions have successfully applied for waivers, it’s very rare. In fact, Alexandria (just [...]
My friends from Battlefield remember keenly my often-articulated feeling that teachers and students on Facebook don’t mix. Some may be surprised that I, as an instructional technology leader, would dissuade teachers from engaging students in their most authentic and oft-used communications domain.
In short, the risks outweigh the benefits. Teachers can’t be effective when they [...]
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All I Want for Christmas is Constitutional School Policy
I was recently forwarded the heavily-modified email circulating the internet that is based upon Ben Stein’s “Confessions for the Holidays” essay.
There is a critical, fundamental difference between flatulence jokes in an email and the tacit establishment of religion in a public school. I take exception to the suggestion that they’re even remotely related. The [...]