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A colleague recently shared the following announcement that affects Texas educators: Effective today, March 1, 2013, the Educator Certification Online System has changed. This is
A colleague recently shared the following announcement that affects Texas educators: Effective today, March 1, 2013, the Educator Certification Online System has changed. This is
Although I've written about the Texas Education Agency many a time, I am shocked at the job losses they are suffering. T
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Speaker: Karen Kahan Catch the uStream online Federal Update Jennifer Bergland, we're so glad you are there! Draft of the Nationa
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Last week at TCEA 2010 Conference, I heard there were budget cuts on the way for Texas education. In itself, this news was not "new." Yesterday afternoon at around 5:30 PM, an [ema
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A recent announcement from the Texas Education Agency.... On Wednesday, January 27th, the Texas Education Agency will be holding a Proposer’s Conference for individuals and organ
Check out the news from the Texas Education Agency and the New York Times and a new resource for Texas educators that cost
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The following note was shared recently referencing a source at the Texas Education Agency (TEA): There has been some confusion regarding the technology allotment. The 81st Texas
Controversial item indeed! How is your District responding? [Educational Equity, Politics & Policy in Texas: Some Texas districts yet to change grading policies](
Well, if you still weren't sure that Technology Applications Graduation requirement had been put aside for high school students, [this June 25th letter from TEA](
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Lone Tumbleweed on the Highway Some Tech Dir
There has been some question regarding a memo published by the Texas Education Agency (TEA). Below is my take on it, along
Anita Givens (Associate Commissioner, Standards and Programs, Texas Education Agency) will be presenting, perhaps serving on a panel, at the economic stimulus session in Austin, Tx
Note: The following is an article I'm submitting for publication (so it's still in DRAFT mode). Any feedback and/or suggestions welcome! Moodle Habitudes Constructing Online
John Lopez (Texas Education Agency) shared some interesting information at the Texas CTO (COSN) meeting today that took place at the Hilton, adjacent to the TCEA Convention in Aust