10 Habits Of Effective Teachers
10 Habits Of Effective Teachers Notice that we didn’t use the more vague “good teacher” phrasing. That’s an important distinction, because here we’re talking about something a bit more clinical. Not entirely scientific and analytical and icky, but not entirely rhetorical and abstract and mushy either. 1. To curriculum, pacing, assessment design, curriculum materials, etc. 2. Fresh data. 3. You know the pros and cons of project-based learning, scenario-based learning, learning simulations, and the like. While others spend their lunch breaks swilling Diet Coke and counting down days until the weekend, you sketch out scope-and-sequences for fun. 4. Speaking of instructional design, the design of experiences that promote understanding of the most important content is a huge part of what an effective teachers do. Which is what design is about. 5. What you plan backwards from is up to you, but you start with a goal in mind—a standard, habit, assessment, indicator, or some other goal. 6. 7. 8.
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The Art of Art Lawsuits
Richard Prince’s “Graduation” (2008) (right) was widely cited throughout the Cariou v. Prince case, and is shown here side-by-side with Patrick Cariou’s original. (image via Fordham’s IPLJ) In the past few years, the work of artist James Turrell was featured simultaneously at the Guggenheim, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; a retrospective of Cindy Sherman’s work drew large crowds at the Museum of Modern Art; and Art Basel Miami Beach seemed to grow ever more popular. As we all have seen, artwork can generate big money, and where money goes, lawyers and litigation follow. Let’s start with lawsuits about the art itself. The meaning of the legal term “due diligence” is far more debated these days than the Abstract Expressionist theory of “push-pull.” That seems like an eminently solvable problem, but this is more than just an administrative issue. In other words, if the new work looks different enough, it’s OK. The first involved William J.
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The 8 Most Adorable Beach Towns in the US
Once temperatures start rising and the sun starts shining, vacationers head toward the water. While the beaches of Mexico and the Caribbean are popular picks, we really love some of the adorable beach towns in the U.S. If you're looking for more of a quiet escape than a party-filled getaway, we've rounded up eight quaint beach cities that not only ooze charm, but also provide enough to do and see to keep travelers happy. One of the country's oldest cities, Newport was founded in 1639 and transformed into a major port city in the 18th century. Later on it became a popular summer getaway destination for the wealthy -- it's even been the "Summer White House" locale for Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy. A 45-minute drive south of Providence, the quaint city of around 25,000 residents is known for its beautiful historic mansions and cute shops and galleries in the downtown area. Where to Stay: L'Auberge Carmel For a charming hotel to match the town, look no further than L'Auberge Carmel.
3 PR lessons from Blue Bell's massive ice cream recall
The mercury is rising, and Texas is heading into summer without its brand of ice cream. No, we won’t get Ben and Jerry’s. That’s not our brand. Not to be flip about the seriousness of the situation. How in the world do this many people care so much about a brand that made people sick? Every time a large company experiences a public crisis, it has an opportunity to make it right or make a complete mess of the situation. Here are three PR lessons we’ve gleaned from Blue Bell’s national recall. 1. There’s a huge difference between a voluntary recall and a mandatory recall. Own your mistakes and right your wrongs before someone does it for you. 2. In Texas, Blue Bell is the treat of choice for family reunions, church barbecues and everything in between. When the company announced their recall, people lost their minds. People also took to the streets and their front lawns with protest signs such as the “Come and Take It” one pictured above. 3. A brand is like a bank account. (Image via)
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