(This piece is directly lifted from a paper I wrote on School environment. Readers may find it difficult to locate its context and backgroun...
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Treat for Few Toppers and Snub for Large Number of Uderperformers
It has been a trend for some schools to treat the academic toppers with a tea party or lunch. I wonder if this is a good idea and a practice...
Curriculum and Instruction Should Sync
In education, curriculum and instruction are two faces of a same coin. Curriculum is ‘What to teach’ and Instruction is ‘how to teach’. They...
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