Top Education Commentaries of 2014: 91直播's Most-Viewed
Top Education Commentaries of 2014: 91直播's Most-Viewed
To give a sense of which opinion essays our readers found most compelling in 2014, the editors at 91直播 have compiled a list of our 10 most-viewed Commentaries. Below, they are ordered by the number of online page views they generated. Revisit these Commentaries and examine perspectives you may have missed in 2014.
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Lessons from a famous experiment asking children to wait for a treat have been misconstrued, pushing schools to try to "fix" children rather than what and how they're taught, writes Alfie Kohn. (September 9, 2014) | Filed Under:
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Schools get better, more useful information from performance assessments and collaboration than from standardized exams, Greg Jouriles says. (July 9, 2014) | Filed Under:
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When students approach reading as only an exercise in seeking out evidence, as the common core recommends, they risk missing out on the value of reading for intrinsic literary value, writes Mia Hood. (October 1, 2014) | Filed Under: , ,
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Anti-bullying programs that aren't tied to a greater understanding of emotions and their consequences are not effective, write Marc A. Brackett and Susan E. Rivers. (February 19, 2014) | Filed Under: ,
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Making kindergarten intellectually stimulating does not preclude making it fun and play-based as well, write Daphna Bassok, Amy Claessens, and Mimi Engel. (June 4, 2014) | Filed Under: , , ,
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Jay P. Greene and a team of researchers studied and measured how arts experiences boost critical thinking for students. (December 3, 2014) | Filed Under: ,
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School leaders must take concrete action to attract black men into K-12 teaching, an area where they are now grossly underrepresented, says Donald G. Nicolas. (February 26, 2014) | Filed Under: , ,
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When it comes to improving learning, schools would do better to choose simple solutions with clear priorities and goals instead of the complicated fixes they often adopt, Mike Schmoker writes. (January 15, 2014) | Filed Under:
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Students benefit when secondary schools make a strong commitment to fostering social and emotional learning, write Barbara Cervone and Kathleen Cushman. (February 26, 2014) | Filed Under: ,
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Students need outdoor recess and movement throughout the day in order to stay focused and perform better academically, writes Debbie Rhea. (date) | Filed Under:
A version of this article appeared in the January 07, 2015 edition of 91直播