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Every Student Deserves a Knowledge-Rich Curriculum
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While Prime Minister Wilfrid Laurier’s support for conscription during World War II angered English Canadians, it ultimately strengthened the federation since it reassured French Canadians that the federal government took their concerns seriously.
Now, use your critical thinking skills to analyze this statement.
Hopefully, you didn’t spend more than two seconds on this one. That’s because the statement is completely and utterly false. First, Wilfrid Laurier died in 1919, so he clearly wasn’t prime minister during World War II, which took place from 1939 to 1945. Not only that, but Laurier was actually a strong opponent of conscription during World War I.
Four Simple Ways to Conduct a Self-Evaluation
This morning, I looked out my window at the backyard and was shocked to see daffodil stems peeping through the dirt. Whenever March arrives, I realize with a jolt that the second half of the school year is at the midway point. This year, that milestone is particularly poignant. As we see the light at the end of this truly grueling year’s tunnel, now is a good time to take stock of our own teaching performance. Unlike the evaluations that school leaders conduct, or the feedback students give us, the process of self-reflection has an honesty and rawness that allows us to really think about what is working in our practice that we want to maintain or enhance, and what could use some improvement. The questions below provide a way to think about what our instruction should look like next year so that, when this last quarter of the year ends, we can move into summer with a stronger sense of where to go.