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"Tell me and I forget. Show me and I remember. Involve me and I understand."
- Stephen Lazar
- Brooklyn, New York, United States
- I am a NBPTS Certified Social Studies and English Teacher in Brooklyn. I previously served as an Instructional Coach and UFT Chapter Leader. You can follow me on Twitter @SLazarOTC.
Links
EduBlogs
- Practical Theory
- Tim Fredrick
- Borderland
- dy/dan
- It's A Hardknock Teacher's Life
- Bud The Teacher
- Beyond School
- 21st Century School House
- A Difference
- understanding
- Random Thoughts
- Adventures in Educational Blogging
- Remote Access
- Weblogg-ed
- dy/dan
- It's A Hardknock Teacher's Life
- Beyond School
- 21st Century School House
- understanding
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- blogging (2)
- bls (9)
- mistakes (1)
- planning (2)
- reflection (9)
- school reform (3)
- school visit (4)
- student blogs (3)
- student work (1)
- students (3)
- techteam (2)
- update (5)
- video games (1)
Blog Archive
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May
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- Class Blogging Reflection - Student Blogs
- Good Luck Sloggers!
- Safe Blogging - Issues with Comments?
- African History Denied...Again?
- IM issues?
- Truly Amazing Endeavor
- New Blog Feature
- Come to the Carnival!
- Final Project Assignment
- Reflections on Responsible Blogging Lesson
- Thoughts on Picking Groups and Group Sizes
- Final Final Project Assignment Update Post
- A Compliment for My Students
- Last Set of Final Project Questions?
- Final Project Assignment Update
- To Make Groups or Not To Make Groups
- Responsible Blogging Lesson Plan
- Carnival of Education
- Globally Competitive Students
- History Video Games
- More final project questions
- Final Project Assignment Update
- Comments re: Flattened Education
- Fair Use
- Your Comments
- Flattened Education
- First Final Project Thoughts
- The First Post - Why Blog?
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May
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The opinions and views expressed on this site are solely those of the author and in no way express or represent the opinions of the Bronx Lab School, its administration, or the New York City Department of Education.
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