Peter Cincotta
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  • Frederick, MD
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student achievement and Adequate Yearly Progress

Started this discussion. Last reply by Kevin Johnson Sep 19, 2009. 3 Replies

Question:If you're a high school and everyone graduates and you don't make AYP, Is that bad?Continue

Tags: achievement, AYP

Good Teachers make Good Students

Started Sep 15, 2009 0 Replies

As the Curriculum Specialist overseeing 25 middle and high schools with 220 mathematics teachers, I believe that the best chance of increasing student achievement is to increase the effectiveness of…Continue

Tags: teaching, strategies, mathematics, research, development

The President's Speech to Students. Who's watching it?

Started this discussion. Last reply by Johnathan Chase Sep 12, 2009. 29 Replies

My school district is allowing the principals in each school to decide if the speech will be shown to students. I think (maybe) each teacher will decide.

Tags: schools, speech, president

 

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I taught middle and high school mathematics for 13 years. I am currently the Curriculum Specialist for Secondary Mathematics. My interests include Mathematics Education, Data Analysis, Large Scale Assessments, Professional Development for Mathematics Teachers, and Understanding how students learn mathematics.

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At 11:13am on September 4, 2009, Teresa Garceau said…
Administrators have agreed to play the speech for 4th grade only (K-4 school), in the library. Will report how it went...
 
 
 

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