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The Larry Scott class offered through Southern Flames last weekend was, to me, many things: A huge education. Larry demonstrated many tricks and techniques that I had never before seen, and explained some things I had seen before in a new way so that I finally “got it.” I sort of understood the idea behind linear […]
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In the last issue of the alumni magazine from Case Western Reserve University, where I did my graduate work, I found an entry in the “In Memory” column that stunned me. Tanya was my closest friend in graduate school. She was several years younger than I and an undergraduate, but it didn’t matter — all of […]
If you didn’t see 20⁄20 last Friday night, with John Stossel’s report on “Stupid in America,” find a way to see it on a rerun, find someone who taped it and borrow the tape, get a tape from ABC, whatever. It is a must-see for anyone involved with the K-12 public education system as a […]
Tags: 20/20, education, television
I hate to give this former student any more time, or any more sense of his/her own self-importance, but this really is just too absurd not to share. I’m posting the whole comment just so you can get the full flavor, and decide for yourself what it says about this student… Jeez!!! She is still teaching? […]
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