rmowery

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How the Open Source Movement Has Changed Education: 10 Success Stories
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by rmowery  3-6-2007   
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MIT to put entire curriculum online by end of 2007 for free
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by rmowery  3-5-2007   
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Students set the rules at New York City school
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by rmowery  11-21-2006    7
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John Gatto -- Shaking up the School System
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by rmowery  11-13-2006   
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Success without a college degree
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by rmowery  11-3-2006   
 They left Bill Gates off this list.
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Preschoolers Grow Older as Parents Seek an Edge
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by rmowery  10-20-2006    3
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Not playing around: Scientists say video games can reshape education
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by rmowery  10-18-2006   
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Physics Games
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by rmowery  10-18-2006   
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Outsourced tutors just an ocean away
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by rmowery  10-18-2006    4
 Great article. I think well written for a high school intern. This writer has a incredible future ahead of her.
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Military recruiters work hard to leave no child off their lists
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by rmowery  10-8-2006   
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School gives parents detention for tardiness
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by rmowery  10-4-2006    3
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10 Things I Learned from My 4-Year-Old
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by rmowery  10-3-2006   
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Thinking diagonally with multiplication grids Jason 22 Sep 2006
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by rmowery  9-27-2006    5
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UC Berkeley Lecture Videos now on Web
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by rmowery  9-27-2006   
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Yale to post courses on Web for free
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by rmowery  9-21-2006   
 All information should be free like this. To surpress people by not affording those such knowledge is sinply repressing people so elite and wealthy can hold power over them. Granted - this knowledge won't give people the paper - but it seems there are people with the paper but without the knowledge, so which is bett?
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U-Va.'s One-Year Wonder: Teen Graduates Early, With a Double Major
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by rmowery  9-20-2006    4
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Posh dorms, amenities becoming the norm at college
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by rmowery  9-18-2006    4
 Sounds like a scene from Rodney Dangerfield's movie "Back to School".
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Teaching Math, Singapore Style
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by rmowery  9-18-2006   
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Yale Shmale and George Bush
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by rmowery  8-31-2006    5
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Study: Teacher's gender affects learning
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by rmowery  8-28-2006    1
 I always preferred female teachers.
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How your child learns
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by rmowery  8-19-2006   
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Researchers Find New Learning Strategy
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by MomLes  8-7-2006   
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Republicans unveil $100 million school voucher plan
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by rmowery  7-20-2006    1
 This is not going to work. This is even worse then the non child left behind gimmick. This also leaves out the middle class. If they want to give out vouchers, then this should be equal for all, not just the poor kids. Personally the reason I think it won't work is that the schools that are having problems are a result of Parents not helping the kids at home. Putting these kids into schools where other kids excel and have the support system at home, will just lower the self-esteem of these kids. Granted there are a few that will be an exception, there are a few that are willing to put in the extra work. There are also social issues that will cause problems. The big difference I feel is that a rich kid (who might be lazy or stupid) will still have the advantage over the poor kid (who might be smart but have no support at home). Since the rich kids parents can push more money toward the school or private tutors to at least get him through. The poor kid will be struggling, probab
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It's not your mom's PTA
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by rmowery  6-29-2006   
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Virtual Physics Laboratory
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by rmowery  6-26-2006   
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New Madarin Concept - Online Mandarin Lessons
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by rmowery  6-16-2006    3
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Educators Vilify Technology In Attempt To Preserve Outdated Model
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by rmowery  5-18-2006   
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Digital Chemistry --- via Berkeley
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by rmowery  4-26-2006   
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Berkeley ITunes U --- Site link
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by rmowery  4-26-2006   
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Presenting Stanford on iTunes
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by rmowery  2-10-2006   
 NICE!!!
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The Socratic Method:Teaching by asking insteading of telling
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by rmowery  2-6-2006   
 This is an intersting concept. They used socratic method to teach 3rd graders binary arithmetic. Wonder how it will work with younger kids.
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State seeks to block 'No Child Left Behind'
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by rmowery  2-4-2006   
 I feel like I am watching a Steve Jobs presentaiton. See the other post on the homeschooling, then see this article. What happens if all states decide to do this?
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Businesses cater to homeschool families
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by rmowery  2-4-2006   
 This is where we begin to see the public education system take a turn downward even further. I think in the next 10 years, only those who cannot afford to send their kids to a private school or have the skills to homeschool will be the ones going to public school. Since those doing the other two will demand that they not have to pay school tax - the public school systems will begin to consolidate. Eventually in 15-20 years, the public schools will be not have anyone attending but lower middle class and very few desiring to teach. Sad....but it seems like that is where things are headed. Hopefully I am wrong.
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ChinesePod Free Language Learning
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by rmowery  2-1-2006   
 I have been using this site for a while now, the ChinesePod, which they do free podcasts with useful real life Chinese. This helps me augment my other Chinese language lessons. Download to your iPod or listen on your desktop system, etc. Pretty cool deal.
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Physics Particle Simulator
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by rmowery  1-31-2006   
 This is a kick ass little simulator - I hope they expand on this idea. This is a great way to show kids the concepts of some basic principles. Also they did this in DHTML. Would be cool to see a simulator written in AJAX and even one for the other sciences.
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Problems with Education -- A Kid takes the to the Fight
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by rmowery  1-27-2006   
 Yes! Finally someone understands the problem. Give kids more time to excercise and their mental attitude and apptitude will improve. The problem is our school system sucks at this and they just kep doing things the wrong way. That is why home schoolers and those kids in Montessori or private schools do better. Their academic schedules are broken up and they are not forced to sit all day just listening.
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Science, Optics and You
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by rmowery  1-25-2006   
 This is a very nice site for learning a bit about imaging and optics. There are some great tutorials and interactive applets that help you learn optics, etc.
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Troubling Education System
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by rmowery  1-24-2006    1
 I think the problem is not the kids, but changing the way kids are taught and the way schools are run. Technology and the way people learn have changed, have evolved, and yet our processes for instilling learning are just so far behind.
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