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“Re Re RE: Kick ‘Em in the Other Knee”
Dear Diary, I’m comin’ to you live (half-baked and barely) from the land of the diabolic cheer that begins with “Re”. It’s about kicking a person when they are already down and it is exactly that I wish to impart … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Life in San Francisco, Writing
Tagged 2-year college, ACCJC, administration, audit, Board of Trustees, CCSF, City Attorney, City College of San Francisco, data, education, evidence, faculty, football, higher education, Judge, President, reconsideration, reorganization, report, restoration, staff, State Chancellor Office Scorecard, students
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Diary of Working Stiff: They Call Me Teacher.
Dear Diary, I suffer stomach pain for the 35th hour since our administration took their second pay raise this academic year. The word “beleaguered” doesn’t even begin to describe the feeling from daily occurrences manufactured from the top “executive team” … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Life in San Francisco, Writing
Tagged administration, administrator, apophenia, calculation, data, days, diary, education, math, mental health, nights, pain, San Francisco, statistics, teacher, to-do list, weekends, working
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First, they came for my students…
We are no longer the middle and we are not the bottom, but rather a new class of worker bees: America’s teachers who have been beaten into a twenty-mule team pulling the reformer’s idea of “right choices” for students to better compete on the global stage. Most … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged Arne Duncan, Common Core, data, Deductive Reasoning, Education Reformer, Educators, Middle Class, money, Policy, research, Standardized Testing, students, Studies, teachers
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The pain of deletion
When one creates media, one ends up with giga-tera-petabytes of data. Client projects, personal projects, student projects fill several hard drives and I so wish to keep them all, but it’s just not possible. Client video projects that have long … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged audio, data, delete, DropBox, file keeping, files, HD, media management, mix session, multi-track recording, ones and zeros, projects, SD, trash, video, YouSendIt
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