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Mar 06

Why Collaborate?

By Alfonso Gonzalez in Assessment, Ed News
March 6, 2012

Why collaborate? That is the question. Let me focus in a bit on a more specific question. If you, in a middle and a high school, were given the opportunity to meet regularly with your peers why would you want to? What could all the Science teachers in grades 6 through 12 meet about if …

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Nov 23

Leave with Your Students

By Alfonso Gonzalez in Class News, Ed News
November 23, 2011

This is my 21st year teaching and today I did something that I’ve never done in my career; I left work with my students. Literally. I experienced what it’s like to wait behind the buses to pull out of the parking lot. This is huge for me. Twenty-one years and I’ve never left school with …