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by Damian Bariexca, Ed.D.

Apace of Change

by Damian Bariexca, Ed.D.

Category: Reflection

Gifted Education in the 21st Century

damian, 1 May 201119 April 2011

This blog post was written at the invitation of Gerald Aungst, Supervisor of Gifted Education at Cheltenham (PA) School District, and is cross-posted at his blog, Quisitivity. I’m a school psychologist, so my professional life is a minefield of labels and acronyms – FAPE, IEP, SLD, OHI, IDEA, PLAAPF, ICS,…

Administrivia

damian, 15 April 201113 March 2011

I’m making a bit of a change here on my blog – not a huge one; in fact, a miniscule one, but it’s one I think is important. In the sidebar, I keep a list of the different categories of posts.  One of them – Reform – I feel has…

Do Parents Make Better Teachers?

damian, 1 April 201113 March 2011

This is bound to make some people angry, but here goes anyway: does becoming parents ourselves make us better teachers? Of course, the first follow-up question is, “what does ‘better’ mean?”  I don’t even know if I have an answer to this, but I started thinking about this because in…

Sharing My Career Via Dropbox

damian, 15 March 20119 March 2011

On March 7, 2011, I finally did something I have wanted to do for a long time: I made available for download all the materials I developed, adapted, and otherwise used for all the courses I taught over the span of my eight-year career teaching high school English. Why I…

Words Mean Things II

damian, 1 March 201130 May 2011

Every so often I come across language used in such a way that makes me wonder what the intent behind the words is.  As we all know, sometimes the words said and the message conveyed are two very different things. Recently, my son was playing with one of his birthday…

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