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REBEL Education Reform Blogs Oct. 17th, 2010
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Tom Whitby says

This was the first Post for the REBEL Proposal. MY Island View: A Modest Blog Proposal

Anonymous says

will definitely be participating...
tremendous idea...
Jeremy Lenzi

Roderick says

Schoolbinder will post a reform message with a REBEL yell.

edtechstev says

I've had a post stewing in my brain about reclaiming the word achievement and this looks like as good a day as any to let it ride- will post on Sunday!

anderscj says

If you could require everyone involved in education reform to read 3 books what would they be?

Includes Google Form & Spreadsheet with many great suggestions.

anderscj says

Waiting for the Wizard of Oz - A more appropriate metaphor for school reform

"You have had the power within you all along"

Jason Flom says

My Inner Pollyanna's Ed Reform Blue Sky

The way things would be, if the daydreamer in me had his way.

Nick Pro says

Mentoring and #Edreform: Together At Last - Mentoring can change an entire school if done the right way. - TheNerdyTeacher

Eric S. says

Reform is Happening

Free conference attracts over 400 passionate educators on a Saturday.

jbjimenez says

Chaging schools through sustainable leadership and teamworking.

CybraryMan says

My Ed Reform page. It is time to start working on The Twitter Academy

Ben Jones says

Re-thinking schools to be basecamps for our students futures
A metaphorical view of how schools could look like to meet the needs of students.

Rosamaria says

The green, the blue, the red and the pink schools, by @rosamariatorres

McGough3R says

True educational reform is inspired by the minds of students connected on a global platform. That is why we are connecting classrooms in India and the US.

espejo says

Reform IS Happening, One Classroom At A Time.

21stprinci says

True Innovation Begins with School Leaders Exploring the Edges of the Adjacent Possible.

pammoran says

Our Only Charter Should Be Radical Invention:

DARPA-like model for educators, closing of school factories, national ed tech learning plan

Jeff Delp says

Grass Roots School Reform: Keep it Local

Our best bet for effective school reform will start locally and grow nationally

Ryan R. says

A Rebel Math Curriculum

If the math curriculum could be redesigned from the ground up to meet 21st century needs, what might it look like?

nblumeng says

All students are not created equal, why do we have to treat them as such?

Roderick S says

@rodericksilva @schoolbinder

Can you spare some CHANGE?

smoky_stu says

Exams don't do all studets justice as even long term assessment. Why put them through short term hell?

Johnny K. says

Cavemen, Farmers, and Educators: How the Right Tools Make All the Difference

katjewave says

There'll Be New Dreams, Maybe Better Dreams...

Education reform will begin with collaboration

Eric MacKn says

October 17 “Reforms from Educational Bloggers” Day

Change the culture!

Jason T B says

A Key to Education Reform: Support

Nigel says

I am optimistic about the present and future of education. Not re-form, but constant improvement is what is required.

DrDoug says

Read how students are "Wounded by School" and how we can help them heal. Here is an author approved summary of the book by Kirsten Olson.

Chris says

REBEL: The Tao of Goals - what special education goal structures can teach us

Chris says

REBEL: What is Excellence? The building blocks of a most excellent reality...

Chris says

REBEL: Can Special Education Fix General Education?

johnfaig says

Tom...Great idea. I look forward to reading other people's posts

Paula says

A Challenge to ACT (and Be Your Best)

Jeremy Lenzi says

Just added my contribution to the Reform movement in Ed. How WfS can help teachers realize we must accept blame as well in order to achieve change.

Akevy613 says

Here are my five positive steps that I believe we need to take to bring about Educational reform
http://akevy613.posterous.com/positive-steps-for-educational-reform

ColonelB says

When did America decide to follow instead of lead? There's a troubling reality in today's push (in the wrong direction) for education reform.

lemino says

Needed: A goal for an ongoing revolution (where's #edreform taking us?)

matt says

Great idea Shelly and Tom!

We have to develop imagination, not memorization of content.

Tests should not write students.

matt says

Many "new reforms" are old ideas doomed to fail, AGAIN. Bloom's Taxonomy still exists, because it works.
Here: some other old ideas that might be useful.

irasocol says

Insist on Real, fundamental change. Via Politics, Teacher Education, Teaching, Parenting

Eric Juli says

Education Reform-An Inner City Perspective-

Tom Whitby says

REBEL: My Island View:Year-Round School. An exploration of the possibility

Ms. Hertz says

REBEL: Be an Edupunk and avoid the negativity

Anonymous says

Educational Reform - Critical Time For Change
Discussion on system thinking, second order change, change agents

mgorman says

Transformation involves taking the very best and making it even better! My very first post: Jukebox To iPod


Steven A says

What Twisted Sister Can Teach Us About Education Reform.

@suedensmo says

My post on ed reform:

Mary Ann says

What Rests in Our Hands - My blog post on Redesign...

tshreve says

Change the System, We Have Great Teachers.

Examples of teachers and the qualities that make them great.

Paula says

Another Challenge to ACT

M. Russo says

Superman is Already Here

Kevin Hodgson says

An off-the-cuff podcast, thinking not just as a teacher but as a parent, too.

blairteach says

The Quagmire of Education Reform: http://ongoingquest.wordpress.com/2010/10/17/the-quagmire-of-education-reform/

J. Tarte says

Let's stop treating schools like factories...let's stop treating students like manufactured products...let's start a new educational revolution!

D Espejo says

Inspired by a 10 month Old

This is a post from a few weeks ago, a short one about how a 10 month old learns, and some inspiration for classroom change

Colin Graham says

My post:
What could be better than Eating Honey?

edtechstev says

Reclaiming "Student Achievement"

afowles says

http://afowles.blogspot.com/2010/10/rebel-post.html

Karen Szym says

Look Deeper, Listen and Watch More Intently, Collaborate and Learn

karenszymusiak

Math Mama says

Thinking about why we teach math will help us think about how we might teach it, if we could change the world, and offer students a fulfilling, mind-nourishing

altepeter says

What Matters Most ... My REBEL yell regarding ed reform

Dave A says

Who's responsible for failing students? Everyone...we all need to work together...

smartinez says

What does ed tech bring to the #educaitonreform conversation?

DoremiGirl says

Arts Ed also needs to be reformed: Arts Education and Civilization: This Isn’t Child’s Play

sammorra says

Let's get our classrooms to reflect the 21st Cent, not the 19th. Not just the tools we use, but in how we ask our students to think and interact with the world.

smartinez says

Kid Power - why reform will work this time.

JRussell says

Economically: School districts need more accountability and oversight in how they spend their money. They hire district budget analysts and then don't listen.

mwedwards says

Teacher Leaders can lead the way to reform

4thGrdTeac says

A teacher's dream for observations - what observations would really look like

Mister_D says

Content Matters! We cannot continue to teach reading. writing and math skills in a vacuum. Save science and social studies!

treagan says

Celebrating the incredible team of teachers in my school...creating a positive ripple effect to combat the negative.

averyteach says

Students learn at different rates - WHy Power of "I"

Richard Lakin says

RANDOM THOUGHTS: on #EdReform

Corrie says

Student-centered thought leads us toward where instruction needs to go. NEEDS should LEAD instruction.

Metzilla says

The best way to reform education is by focusing on the teacher.

Tyler says

To whom are we accountable?

"I am accountable to my students and their families. I am accountable to myself. I need no other accountability."

Debbie says

aka MissShuganah

Waiting For Hannibal Smith

Jackie says

Here this rebel yell, "Joy! Joy! Joy!"

mtechman says

really like the way Corrie describes what the focus of instruction should be : )

JonEMartin says

Responding to Samuelson in Newsweek: Don't Blame Students for Failure of Ed. Reform, blame schools, standards, and testing

csansing says

Is the question, "Why can't this kid handle school?", or, "Why can't school reach this kid?" Can joy provide all the rigor & relevance we need to teach & learn?

bjnichols says

Building Castles in the Air

Quick post about moving beyond the minimum

Morgan says

A list... for REBELS Day.

JackieGere says

Passion-Based Learning

ACSR says

The wisdom to solve this problem is already in this room. - Nancy Mohr

Nothing builds community like meaningful work- Peter Eppig

katherine says

Write your message here: Student engagement comes from self-direction. Engaged students of all sorts can learn!

monk51295 says

save the learner
(our most valuable resource)

phsprincip says

One Size Fits All? | PHSdirectoryBLOG

fliegs says

Teachers must speak up!

My REBEL post. I wrote it last week.

gcouros says

Change for these kids - The Principal of Change

Alfonso says

What do I say about Ed Reform? I say, "okay."

Tracy says

Start Listening to Those on the Ground

("The Rebel Alliance is too well equipped; they're more dangerous than you realize.")

pamfb7557 says

Here's my 2 cents -

gret says

Aren't We Done with Waiting? | About a Teacher

JohnSteltz says

Blogging about teaching students Eng/LA in the 21st Century (@jpsteltz) jsteltz.wordpress.com

Scully says

How many Mooneys do you know?

hshawjr says

My Thoughts

kconners09 says

It's about student learning and it begins w vision.

Lyn Hilt says

A recipe for change!

WendyE40 says

Curriculum and technology admin positions should be merging (from August)

Emily Star says

Why I Left Teaching: A Personal Example for the Ed Reform Movement

Cyndee says

I believe that edu-reform starts in the home. My friend and colleague is the perfect example!

shelly says

How A Whisper Becomes A Roar!
If every educator in our PLN shared, shared, shared their best practices on social media we wouldn't be a voice we'd be a roar

Dr. Timony says

Beg to differ. Go ahead, BEG.

Kyle P. says

A mentality of "Correcting My Mistakes"

Michelle B says

Be The Change - Avenue4Learning.com

camaxwell says

Change comes from individuals, not policy, and by individuals selflessly sharing with others.

Erika says

Blog post on 'Our children transforming education in action' How to learn from our kids about the transformation needed in education, with a few examples

CRatliff says

The People Factor

KirstenOls says

What if teachers and administrators really had time to think and reflect?

mrwejr says

Let's create a movement that ends awards ceremonies and recognizes ALL students for the talents they bring to our school!

CRatliff says

Are we preparing developers or producers?

dloitz says

I am a experimental Teacher!

Kathy says

From Good to Great @KathyPerret

Melissa C. Tran says

Apples, Oranges and Ed Reform

wybrasr says

Duty, Power, and Responsibility - Promises to students

@edwaves says

Students, parents and teachers want more. I'm so pleased to notice that things are changing and it was woth it. I believe we are reaching others' interests too.

@edwaves says

Video.

sguditus says

Authentic Assessment that measures 21st century skills and involves "the community" - local, national, global

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