![]() | Lou Gerstner, former Chairman IBM. |
|
Mount Washington Valley School to Career 53 Technology Lane Suite 102 Conway, NH 03818 Partnership Schools SAU 9 SAU 9 School Boards SAU 9 Personnel Conway Kennett High School Kennett Middle School MWV Career & Technical Conway Elementary North Conway John Fuller School Center Conway Pine Tree School Bartlett Josiah Bartlett School Jackson Jackson Grammar School SAU 13 Tamworth K.A. Brett School Madison Madison Elementary Freedom Freedom Elementary |
|
Friday, July 03 2009
Ed in '08
This video has been viewed 360,000 times on YouTube. Click twice.
High School Dropouts
![]()
Digital Portfolios
We can gain a better understanding of a student's abilities and accomplishments by simply looking at the student's work, rather than the abstracted final grade.
More
Course for New World
"The shift to knowledge-intensive industries highlights the importance and scarcity of well trained talent."
Ian Davis,
Exchange City
Exchange City lets students apply and reinforce lessons learned in the classroom, in a real-world setting.
More
MIT OpenCourseWare
OpenCourseWare offers free course materials to faculty, students, and self-learners around the world.
The World is Flat
Tom Friedman's book examines how digitized work has outsourced 1,000's of jobs to countries with highly educated workers who are paid a fraction of the cost of U.S. workers.
NYT Book Review
Brain Health
Dr. Daggett's White Paper examining how brain research relates to Rigor, Relevance and Relationships
by Dr. Willard R. Daggett and Dr. Paul D. Nussbaum
Makes connections between learning in grades K-12 and the expanding wealth of new information from cutting-edge research on the human brain. Read Now (pdf file)
High School Reform
A White Paper from educational leader Willard R. Daggett Ed.D. addressing the What, Why, and How for changing America's high schools.
Download (pdf)
Daggett Webcast
"Academic and Technical Skills for the 21st Century," by Willard R. Daggett Ed.D. 78 minutes well spent.
Windows Media Player
Astounding Google Factoid
"This year, Google will sell $6.1 billion in ads, nearly double what it sold last year . . . That is more advertising than is sold by any newspaper chain, magazine publisher or television network," reports The New York Times.
Hardest to involve parents?
"There is a group of parents
whom we call the ‘hardest-to-involve’
parents. They are
rarely involved in school
activities, come to school only
when there is a problem, and
do not attend parent
conferences on a regular
basis.
This behavior often leads school personnel to assume that the parents don’t care about education or the progress of their children. Nothing could be further from the truth." Willard R. Daggett Ed.D. Link |