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President Obama
Posted: January 2, 2017 in African American, education, motivation, politics, poverty, reform, Uncategorized0
POP OFF! 15 Of President Obama’s Realest Moments
Posted: November 28, 2016 in African American, education, motivation, politics, reform, Uncategorized
There are plenty of real moments in the Obama presidency, but NewsOne has gathered the best for your viewing pleasure.
Read, learn, explore and form your own opinion because …. Knowledge IS Power! Click on the site/source below and read the entire story. Terri D. Goldson Sr.
Dear Mr. And Mrs. Obama, Thank You For Making Smart Sexy!
Posted: November 28, 2016 in African American, education, motivation, politics, school, Uncategorized
President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama’s leadership, accomplishments, and commitment to education show us that being smart is the new cool.
Read, learn, explore and form your own opinion because … Knowledge IS Power! Click on the Site/Source below and read the full story. Terri D. Goldson Sr.
Source: Dear Mr. And Mrs. Obama, Thank You For Making Smart Sexy!
The NRA Means Not Really for African Americans
Posted: July 10, 2016 in African American, Christian, education, motivation, politics, reformTavis Smiley: The NRA Means Not Really for African Americans | TIME
http://time.com/4399949/tavis-smiley-nra-philando-castile/?xid=time_socialflow_twitter
Teacher and Principal Evaluation for Improvement or a Score?
Posted: January 5, 2014 in education, politics, reform, school, school reform, UncategorizedSee on Scoop.it – Leadership
The potential the evaluation process holds has been diminished by the rush to implement. It takes time to reflect on practice and have discussions about changing behaviors.
Terri Goldson‘s insight:
The controversy over the new teacher evaluation process is heating up. Was it designed to improve instructional practices or is it just another top down process that will need further refinement. Regardless of the overall intent, we must implement it with the hopes that instruction improves and courageous conversations take place to improve student outcomes. Knowledge IS POWER!
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Top 10 Racist Limbaugh Quotes
Posted: January 5, 2014 in African American, politics, quotes, UncategorizedThis article has been floating around for a while but it never grows old. Controversy follows this man and that’s what makes him popular in some venues. If you are a Rush fan enjoy it, if you are not, read and learn. Knowledge IS Power!
