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When someone tells you what you need to hear, instead of what you’re hoping to hear, you’ve found something priceless. Source: Deep connection | Seth’s Blog Several years ago I interviewed the for the technology coordinator job in a school district. I was totally happy in my current job, but when the opportunity arose to…
Edcerpts for January 9, 2023
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Free online activities and handouts are available from Mr. Nussbaum
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Using edtech not to measure, but to make students better
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