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Governor Deal’s Weather Task Force is More of a Mob Than a Problem Solving Team

by Jack Hassard | Feb 5, 2014 | Earth Science, Politics, Systems Thinking

To improve the state of Georgia’s response to severe weather, Governor Nathan Deal appointed...

Bill Nye, The Science Guy, Debates Ken Ham, The Creationism Guy

by Jack Hassard | Feb 4, 2014 | Religion, Science

Bill Nye, The Science Guy, Debates Ken Ham, The Creationism Guy tonight at 7:00 PM which you can...

Atlanta Snow Storm Fiasco: The Case for High-Stakes Testing of The Georgia Emergency Management Agency

by Jack Hassard | Feb 4, 2014 | Progressive World-View

Believe it or not, on Thursday, January 16, more than week before Georgia and Alabama citizens...

5 Qualities of Systems Thinking and Communal Classrooms

by Jack Hassard | Jan 29, 2014 | Progressive Education, Reform, Systems Thinking

Systems thinking teaching and learning can happen in any classroom, but it has a better chance of...

If You Think Student Output as Measured by Achievement Tests Is a Way to Evaluate Teachers, You'd Be Plug Wrong!

by Jack Hassard | Jan 26, 2014 | Systems Thinking, Teacher Evaluation

If You Think Student Output as Measured by Achievement Tests Is a Way to Evaluate Teachers,...

If You Think Student Output as Measured by Achievement Tests Is a Way to Evaluate Teachers, You’d Be Plug Wrong!

by Jack Hassard | Jan 26, 2014 | Systems Thinking, Teacher Evaluation

If You Think Student Output as Measured by Achievement Tests Is a Way to Evaluate Teachers,...

Instead of School’s Industrial Culture, Students Need the Freedom to Learn

by Jack Hassard | Jan 22, 2014 | Reform, Systems Thinking

For the past 13 years, American schools have endured a rebirth of an “industrial...

Reforming Education Requires another Way of Thinking: What is it?

by Jack Hassard | Jan 19, 2014 | Reform, Systems Thinking

In this article I am going to argue that the kind of thinking that will be required to reform...

Is the Atlanta School Board Going to Think Differently?

by Jack Hassard | Jan 17, 2014 | Reform, Systems Thinking

Is the Atlanta School Board (APS) going to think differently? Its composition is different than it was a year ago. Six of the nine member board were elected to the Board in November. On January 14th, the Atlanta School Board met...

In Spite of the "System," Urban Teachers Have a Record of Success

by Jack Hassard | Jan 13, 2014 | Assessment, Systems Thinking

In spite of the “System” the evidence is that urban teachers have a record of success,...

Governor Deal’s Weather Task Force is More of a Mob Than a Problem Solving Team

Bill Nye, The Science Guy, Debates Ken Ham, The Creationism Guy

Atlanta Snow Storm Fiasco: The Case for High-Stakes Testing of The Georgia Emergency Management Agency

5 Qualities of Systems Thinking and Communal Classrooms

If You Think Student Output as Measured by Achievement Tests Is a Way to Evaluate Teachers, You'd Be Plug Wrong!

If You Think Student Output as Measured by Achievement Tests Is a Way to Evaluate Teachers, You’d Be Plug Wrong!

Instead of School’s Industrial Culture, Students Need the Freedom to Learn

Reforming Education Requires another Way of Thinking: What is it?

Is the Atlanta School Board Going to Think Differently?

In Spite of the "System," Urban Teachers Have a Record of Success

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