They said it was very different and i think it partly depends on a matter of perspective. These guys think what theyre doing is different in intent to the common core and they can give you chapter and verse. Nothing feels like it has changed. You mentioned universities are buffered. The only way that the teacher prep programs are going to fill urgency about changing anything is the people who are taking a graduate insist on what they need. As long as we take High School Math teachers who are poorly trained and is so long as we take folks who dont know how to, it is hard to actually generate the leverage internally to fundamentally change what they do. I think again this is just if you think about the common core, chris said a few moments ago there are just words on paper and then i matter. I think about the Mission Statement at mcdonalds or any fast food restaurant. They want to give you prompt service and be courteous and that may or may not have any relation at all to your experience
Only figured out what the computer was for. The digital revolution. The maker revolution is really a combination of the two, digital meet industrial. It is the digitization of the Manufacturing Technology but not just introducing Digital Technology into factories because we had that decades, since the 1970s. What it is is personal computers to democratization, the introduction of digital manufacturing tools to anybody and everybody. That is when we see the web innovation mall, when we see the creativity, the energy of everybody start to come to bear on the Biggest Industries in the world. This is the Maker Movement. There are many definitions of the Maker Movement. I think the credit for the term goes to Dale Dougherty who works for oreilly of Oreilly Publishing company. Around 20052016 recognized there was something going on, he saw web generation starting to use their hands more and Work Together in communities and share ideas a little more. Digital tools he created a magazine for th
Welcome back. This is the latest update. Egypt is once again on tender hooks as tens of thousands of supporters and opponents of Mohamed Morsi have taken to the streets. Despite a massive security operation, clashes between opposing sides have already turned deadly. At least five people have been killed in the mediterranean city of alexandria during a violent showdown, while dozens have been wounded. The interior minister says the Opposition Leader was killed and has accused hardliners of being behind the attack. Relatives and supporters have blamed the government for their assassinations. The act has caused protesters on both sides of the political divide to take to the streets on friday. Pope francis says his mission is to reenergize the catholic faith. The fifth day of his visit to latin america, he arrived on copacabana beach for a reenactment of the crucifixion. The survivor of a train that derailed in northwest spain reports that the train was traveling more than double the speed
Scotlands first minister says its time to have a grown up conversation over when to relax rules on social distancing. In south korea, no new reported deaths from covid 19 in a 2k hour period for the first time in over a month. And the bbcs big night in raises more than £27 million for those affected by the pandemic, with the return of some much loved comedy characters and a very familiar face. Have you seen anything good on tv . Its hell without eastenders. They tell me tiger king is rather good. Yes, i tend to avoid shows on royalty. Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in the uk and globally. First to england, where teachers, supermarket workers and delivery drivers are among up to ten million essential workers and their households, who will be able to book a test from today, to tell them whether they have the coronavirus. All key workers will be able to register for a test on the governments websit
Wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. Each is now the front line for an increasingly partisan battle on when and how to reopen. As noted by the new york times, democratic governors in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania backed by Public Health experts have urged caution before reopening. Republican legislatures in the state have pushed in opposite direction, citing economic necessity and personal freedom. On wednesday, a divided Wisconsin Supreme Court voted 43, sided with republican lawmakers when it found democratic officer tony evers extension of stayathome order unconstitutional. This is the stapame court to postpone the primary. One day later in michigan, protests in front of the state capitol, for Gretchen Whitmers stayathome order purged physical. Few protesters wore masks or practiced social distancing protocol. Some were armed. Many wielded homemade signs. President trump tweeted support for protesters. Meanwhile in pennsylvania, President Trump made a trip to a lehigh supply