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Authentic Education Team

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: […]
In the previous posts here, here, here, here, and here, I have summarized student views on […]
One question from our student survey that generated very specific and (I think) helpful responses was: […]
IIn our continuing look at what works and doesn’t work for students, based on our 7300+ […]
One of the most interesting and revealing questions on our survey of middle and high school […]
In my previous post about the extensive student survey we conducted, I noted a few oddities […]
I am a big fan of student surveys. How can we achieve educational goals without the […]
In my previous two posts on standards, I pointed out that though we talk of “a” […]
On think tanks: A national scourge. Find a bunch of money from donors with an axe […]
A cardinal principle in aiming at understanding is that understanding requires different pedagogy than acquisition of […]