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Greg McVerry

@rpondiscio Agree. The role of background knowledge is probably the most stable variable in the entire history of comprehension research when explaini

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@rpondiscio Agree. The role of background knowledge is probably the most stable variable in the entire history of comprehension research when explaining variance in scores. And as you notes attempt to erase background knowledge from assessments lead to stupid assessments. Though I am also getting intrigued by exploration into disciplinary literacies and the

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@NotThatMelB Wow. Sounds amazing. I am actually running a GIS grant right now for New Haven Public School elementary and middle school teachers. Perso

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@NotThatMelB Wow. Sounds amazing. I am actually running a GIS grant right now for New Haven Public School elementary and middle school teachers. Personally I am exploring if a recent gypsy moth infestation (three year cycles) overlaps with power outage maps from last round of late blizzards. Due too curriculum most elementary teachers playing with CT maps. M

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@JennBinis Yes but the feds holding back on purse strings or dangling massive carrots during an economic crisis can quickly nationalize what were once

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@JennBinis Yes but the feds holding back on purse strings or dangling massive carrots during an economic crisis can quickly nationalize what were once federated standards. ....and while I have never hated ccss I have always found folks rewriting history to make the drafting and approval sound way more inclusive and open to the public than what realluy happen

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@Spacekatgal This is why I fear the big push around competency based education or saying #highered needs to focus more on employable skills. Want your

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@Spacekatgal This is why I fear the big push around competency based education or saying #highered needs to focus more on employable skills. Want your kid to be a great coder some day? Start by teaching them children's literature, play chess, weave bracelets. The patterns of people Learning to enter data is easy. learning how to draw conclusions from data ta

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