Movies

Let's say it's an early dismissal day or there's a substitute. Know what that means? Movies!

My high school owned a 16mm print of Mutiny on the Bounty (with Clark Gable and Charles Laughton) that I must have seen ten times.

Here are some that I could watch over and over.

Meg Diaz on 3/17/10

Superintendent arrives AFTER public testimony concludes

A quick talk from Daniel Pink on incentives

Why Teacher Merit Pay is Tricky

Has anyone made other clips? These are fabulous.

Comments

Sahila said…
As far as I know, there are 18 videos uploaded currently... you can find them here:

http://www.youtube.com/user/auntyBROAD

If there are others, please let me know....
seattle citizen said…
School of Rock is fun! Is bass guitar on the WASL?
WenD said…
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Josh Hayes said…
I love the "why teacher merit pay is tricky" one. The fact is, people just don't get statistics - the "monty hall" problem illustrates that very well - and the idea that teachers, OUR teachers, should be judged on the basis of idiotic, non-reality-based "statistics" (Ugh. I AM a statistician, and the proposed policies just set my professional statistical teeth on edge!) is just absurd. Nobody could be stupid enough to fall for this. Could they?
Sahila said…
yes Josh, they do fall for it.... havent you read the comments in the Times etc...

Oh, and did you know that Crosscut, where Dick Lilly writes pro-deform articles, is funded by the Gates Foundation???? Last Donation: $400,000 - details coming to you in a "follow the money diagram" soon...

and see Crosscut on the 21 Aug.... pro-deform article brought to you by Our Schools Coalition member and city councilman Tim Burgess...
http://crosscut.com/2010/08/21/seattle-schools/20091/Let-s-not-miss-a-chance-for-serious-reform-of-our-schools/

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