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Adventures in Parent/Teacher Conferences Part 2- What Do We Talk About?

by Jay Stott Posted on November 1, 2012

The next contribution in our thinking about conferences. See Part 1. Two years ago, in a very Jane Tompkins moment (if you have read A Life in School) you’ll know what I mean, I made a radical change in how I … Continue reading →

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Small Moment, Big Win

by Jay Stott Posted on February 2, 2012

I know we get caught up, especially on this blog, with larger issues in education- policy, politics, philosophy. And all that stuff is important, and we like thinking about it (when our heads are not exploding). But we are teachers, … Continue reading →

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