I don't believe in failure, only relative degrees of success. Despite what some may say, learning is defined in more than one context....

flickr image via matthewpiatt Well, maybe not perfect, but a whole lot better. I was involved in a conversation about  learning diso...

flickr image via Stuck in Customs Great strides have been made to adjust our instruction to meet individual student needs, but often w...

Recent #ecosys Twitter ( EcoSys: Exploring the future of K12 Education ) chat surrounding the issue of common core curricular standards ...

I'm admittedly torn about the assessment thing... I'm left wondering whether opposition to perpetual reform of how teachers asse...

flickr CC image via stockicide Competition isn't inherently bad. Whether a competitive learning environment is perceived as positi...

flickr CC image via timparkinson I'm blown away by the volume of Twitter posts addressing the issue of testing in education. An...

flickr CC image via PinkMoose The problem with education standards in North America is they are system centered. My friend Gord Atkins...

flickr CC image via ms. Tea Uncontrolled Thoughts on Control: Students don't often fit very well into the assessment categories ...