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Thursday, 25 November 2010
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OK I know this isn't really within the remit of 'Mummysquared - the baby blog', but as a parent to a prospective school student, and as a teacher, I can't help but add a short post expressing my horror at the changes to our fine education system. And please excuse my writing - my spelling, punctuation and grammar goes all out of the window when I am wound up (perhaps it is a reflection on my poor schooling?!)
So Gove is proposing the following things: changing the standards which mean that a school can be deemed 'good' or 'outstanding' so that no matter what teachers are actually doing in the classroom, if the exam results aren't there, the school will receive a poor or failing judgement; league tables will rely on students taking 5 subject - English, Maths, a language, a science and a humanity; ex-services personnel will be given better incentives than anyone else to train as teachers; there will be a greater focus on spelling, grammar and punctuation; modular learning will be stripped out with a return to an O-level style exam. And these are just a few... don't get me started on blazers and ties.
So here is a typical school day under Gove: oh-nine-hundred-hours the siren sounds and the young recruits (lets not call them students any more, it's too goddamned namby-pamby) are marched out into the yard for exercise. As they march, they recite aloud their spellings; "I don't know but I can see, beautiful is spelt with a B". These are obviously the lucky recruits who made it this far - the ones who are not capable of taking the prized baseline of 5 academic subjects are right now in the classrooms cleaning, sweeping and mopping so that the lucky blazer wearing chosen few can learn in pristine surroundings. The chosen scholars have to be able to focus properly so that they can cram all that they will need to know for that final exam.
Are you getting the picture?
I am so proud of my profession - teaching has come so far since I was at school. Teachers are mentors, they are facilitators (cheesy but true) and the good ones will change lives. Given the right opportunities.
Mr Gove and his Etonian Chums want to limit that. These changes will force schools to ignore those students who are anything other than the most academic, they will crush creativity, and stifle the best teaching.
So I am going to mount a protest... a one woman (and perhaps baby, unless I can get a sitter) march on Whitehall! I am going to get in there and take Gove down single handed - possibly even beating him round the head with the schemes of work I have written for the new modular English curriculum that he proposes to dismantle. Bitter? Perhaps... Enraged? Definitely. And I can spell it correctly.
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I didn't realise you were a teacher so this is a very insightful post after I wrote mine (I'm not a teacher but work within education).ReplyDelete
"Teachers are mentors, they are facilitators (cheesy but true) and the good ones will change lives. Given the right opportunities.
[..] These changes will force schools to ignore those students who are anything other than the most academic, they will crush creativity, and stifle the best teaching."
*stands up and applauds*
Do you need someone to hold your schemes of work whilst you're rugby-tackling Gove?
Welcome to the American Way Of Doing Things- where the exalted few shine, and the rest of us learn to say "Do you want fries (and/or chips) with that?"ReplyDelete
Teachers absolutely change lives. You never forget an excellent teacher. I feel very fortunate that I had some truly great ones.ReplyDelete
It's alarming that they want to make more changes just as we're getting used to others. But I have to say, as someone suffering from having to teach the modular GCSE system, which is nothing but chaos and confusion, I am all for the old exam system. I shall wait and see ...ReplyDelete
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Those yellow school buses are rolling again, telling us fall is near. What a joyful welcome after a terribly hot spring and summer. If you have been shopping lately you know school is about to begin because of the many, many people shopping for school clothes.
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Katie gave me a new air-conditioner (both heater and cooler) and brought some of her yummy banana nut bread, hummingbird feeder and food, and the barbeque. She called yesterday and I was able to tell her the birds had already consumed half of the food. Isn't it nice to have a big sister to love you? Mother won this one. She always wanted us to grow up like sisters and I believe we have made it in our old age. Norma Faye brought a cedar bluebird house which she and Wayne placed on a tree in the yard. I see bluebirds occasionally and love to watch them, as well as other birds.
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Aaron Sele looks for his fourth straight win as the slumping Anaheim Angels begin a two-game series with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
After undergoing rotator cuff surgery in October, Sele had an awful start to the season—going 3-6 with a 7.01 ERA in his first nine starts.
Restricted to a five-inning limit by Angels manager Mike Scioscia in his last three starts, Sele has surrendered one run and nine hits over 15 innings during the stretch. He did not allow more than one hit in any inning.
"You can't get much better results that what Aaron's done," Scioscia said. "He's done a great job under that umbrella. He's really responded to getting in there and going after hitters in shorter spurts, and he just been phenomenal."
Although the two-time All-star was skeptical about the plan to limit his innings, he now admits it was a good decision.
"In the long haul, maybe this has been the best thing," Sele said. "Coming off surgery, that's what you look for—throwing a lot of quality pitches. But I haven't really changed my approach at all."
The Angels were playing some of their best baseball of the season with a five-game winning streak heading to into the break, but have started the second half horribly as they were swept in four games by the Baltimore Orioles.
On Sunday, the Angels scored five runs in the ninth inning against the Baltimore bullpen, but came up short in a 7-6 loss.
Sele, though, has a good chance to get back the defending champions back on track against the Devil Rays. In nine starts against Tampa Bay, Sele is 7-0 with a 4.58 ERA.
The Devil Rays, though, are coming off their most lopsided win of the season, a 15-4 rout of the Texas Rangers on Sunday. Aubrey Huff, Al Martin and Travis Lee each hit a three-run homer, as the Devil Rays earned a split of the four-game series.
The 15 runs equaled a team record and was the most at home for Tampa Bay, which is 8-8 in July. The Devil Rays were a franchise-worst 5-21 in June.
STANDINGS: Angels - 3rd place, 9 1/2 GB, AL West. Devil Rays - 5th place, 26 1/2 GB, AL East.
ANGELS PROBABLE STARTER: Sele (6-6, 5.37 ERA). In his last start, a 7-1 win over Kansas City on July 10, Sele allowed one run and four hits in five innings.
DEVIL RAYS PROBABLE STARTER: Rob Bell (1-2, 7.36 ERA). The right-hander is coming off a 13-2 loss to the Seattle Mariners on July 13. In 4 1-3 innings, Bell allowed five runs—four earned—and eight hits, but escaped without a decision. In four starts against the Angels, Bell is 1-2 with a 6.84 ERA.
OFFENSIVE LEADERS: Angels - Garret Anderson, .318, 23 HRs and 84 RBIs; Anderson, Tim Salmon and Troy Glaus, 53 runs; David Eckstein and Adam Kennedy, 11 SBs. Devil Rays - Rocco Baldelli and Huff, .304 avg.; Huff, 18 HRs, 55 RBIs and 51 runs; Carl Crawford, 23 SBs.
SEASON SERIES: Angels, 5-2.
STREAKS AND NOTES: Angels - OF Anderson has a season-high 12-game hitting streak. … OF Spezio is 7-for-15 (.466) in his last three games. … 3B Glaus is in a 1-for-15 (.066) slump. Devil Rays - Tampa Bay has been outhomered 67-33 at home. … The Devil Rays have won five of eight at home … Tampa Bay has scored three runs or fewer in five of their seven games with the Angels this season.
ROAD/HOME RECORDS: Angels - 20-27 on the road; Devil Rays - 21-30 at home.
INJURIES: Angels - 1B Brad Fullmer (knee), 15-day DL; RHP Mickey Callaway (shoulder), 15-day DL; RHP Matt Wise (elbow), 60-day DL. Devil Rays - SS Rey Ordonez (knee), 15-day DL; OF Ben Grieve (blood clot), 15-day DL; RHP Seth McClung (elbow), 60-day DL.
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Grow some nuts and get over it buddy. Maybe you can repay your friend the guilt you are feeling by saving someone else someday. See this...its a tiny violin. Your friend f'd up, that's his mistake. You can repay his memory by making better decisions and striving to attain a more fulfilled life.oh and by the way the parents can't be there to hold his hand and say "son you've had enough" you must not have been a true college student. you must have been the nerd frat brothers screwed with because in order to understand how accidental this situation is you'd have to have hit the limit he hit that night. in the heat of the night you drink too much, don't keep count of it, and you just need to sleep it off. end of story. what should his parents have done any differently? force him to drink to that point as a small child to prepare him for college parties? or maybe isolate him in a room and home school him so he didn't have any friends (probably what your parents did)....so next time you comment please have some decency and respect not only for Sam but also those of us who have lost a son/brother/friend. Keep in mind the tears that have and are fallen for him at this time and keep comments like those to yourself.
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There are 26 comments on the WTVR story from Oct 15, 2010, titled Radford University student found dead - wtvr. In it, WTVR reports that:CBS 6 is following breaking news out of Radford. That is where police are investigating the death of a college student from Chesterfield County.
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#22 Oct 22, 2010
You're hurting i get it and im sorry for your loss but the truth sometimes hurts as much if not more so.
#23 Oct 25, 2010
Ya know what??? I am the parent of a radford student....
#24 Oct 25, 2010
truth doesn't hurt; denial does.
#25 Oct 25, 2010
If thats how your going to tell someone to get over a friends death by trying to just not let it happen to someone else like it was there fault, then i must agree with chris in saying you must not have had many friends or any now. I attend Radford and even though i didnt know Sam I am hurt that we lost a fellow highlander. How dare you disgrace his memory with your ignorance. So here is some advise for you Martin, next time you have a thought, and i mean any thought, just drop it.
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Pearls of wisdom there roots...I'm moved by your inept ability to spell student properly. You must only be in your junior year! Ha!
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Cash back credit card programs have been around for about 15 years and are as popular as ever. While three out of four credit card users are more interested in low or 0 percent APR, cash back reward programs offer a very solid value to those who pay off their balances every month and don't require a super-low interest rate.
Cash back credit card reward programs started out rather simply, offering a flat percentage rate (typically 1 percent of purchases) rebated back to the customer in the form of a check at the end of the year or a statement credit. The economics of these offers forced many banks to dilute the real value with tiered earning structures which paid a fraction of 1 percent for purchases below a very high dollar threshold (such as $2,500) per month. This structure is quite common among many of the issuers cash back credit card reward programs but there continue to be some notable standouts that shine in terms of generous earning opportunities and simplicity. For example the Citi Dividend Rewards MasterCard program pays a flat 5 percent on all grocery, gasoline and drug store purchases and a full 1 percent on all other purchases, regardless of spending amount.
With the case of the simpler programs the bank merely calculates the flat rate against all spending (or different rates for certain category purchases, as with the Citi Dividend Rewards MasterCard) and prints the earned amount on each month's billing statement. Once the amount reaches $100 the cardholder can call to order a check.
The more complex programs can be confusing since the banks rarely show which purchase amounts earned cash back at which tiered rates. A single earned amount is generally reported on statements or is available upon request to their customer service department. The more common theme seems to be the requirement for the cardholder to order their reward check rather than it being automatically mailed, as was the case in previous years. This requirement generates what is know as "breakage" in industry parlance and means increased profits when consumers fail to collect their earned rewards.
Bottom line is that cash back credit programs involve three basic components - a percentage earned on purchases, spending in certain categories sometimes being rewarded at higher rates and the method by which rewards are delivered to the customer.
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Zaromskis' trademark flashy moves proved to be his undoing. Santos took advantage of openings to send him reeling with counterpunches early in the fight, and dropped him with a hook that connected as Zaromskis attempted a flying knee. The fight was halted after a few follow-up punches on the ground, although Zaromskis was not completely knocked out.
Santos, the husband of Strikeforce 145-pound women's champion Cristiane Santos, spent most of his career fighting as a middleweight. But after losing five of eight fights since July 2006, he decided to make the move down to welterweight to face Zaromskis.
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Despite what the title says, the bike is pink and yellow as it appears in the image, not purple, so I was very relieved when it arrived! Also, the doll seat works really well, my daughter's baby doll stays put and there is a little ribbon with velcro closure to hold the doll in place. This bike is very cute and I look forward to teaching my daughter to love to ride a bicycle!
Received order in a timely manner. The box was torn open is several places. However nothing was missing.
Nice Bike. Easy to assemble. I would recommend it to others.
Good bike for a little girl, holds all the stuff a girl needs. I have one complaint though. The stickers were placed on the seat and the handlebar, and they were VERY HARD to get off, and the sticker residue. Everyone knows Santa doesn't leave stickers!!
I though it was the ugliest bike ever, but my daughter adores it. It's really sturdy & although I found it a bit pricey, appears to be well worth the money.
It's perfect, my 6 year old daughter loves it, especially the seat in the back for her stuffed animals.
Our daughter needed a new bike for her 5th birthday and we let her pick out which one she wanted and was worried about the 16" fitting her because her 14" was way to small for her because her knees were hitting the handlebars but it fit her perfectly! She can ride the 16" so much easier than her other one and she loves this bike!
Absolutely made our granddaughter's Christmas! Good quality--no missing parts and went together easily. The baby seat is a real hit.
The cutest bike in the neighborhood! Such a darling bike.
More pink than the picture. Very cute!
The doll carrier should be metal not plastic so it wont break so easily (one good push/shove in of doll or pull back on back/top part it's going to snap) and the basket in the front keeps coming off (going to buy some Zip ties,keep it on for good). My daughter still needs the training wheels and I don't like that I have to stay next to her because they keep coming up no matter how much I tighten them. The bike went down this morning because the training wheel came up and the brakes went crooked. So while this bike is super cute i'm not really happy with the quality you get for the price.
My daughter, 6, picked out this bike online. I thought it looked a bit over the top and expensive but seeing how much she loves it, I do too. She has complained that the seat is hard.
The bike was very hard to put together, as the instructions were terrible and vague. I even tried searching online I get info but had no luck. It also would have been nice had a kick stand been included.
Once assembled and minus the hard seat, it's been a cute, sturdy bike that my daughter loves.
The bike was fabulous but my experience with the store to site pick-up was even better it came earlier than planned which was very nice, and was super easy just going to the back of the store and getting it. It only took the employees a few minutes to find my merchandise it was super cool!!
Granddaughter very excited w/ it.A few adjustments had to be made before ready to ride,the brake pads were not in alignment and handled bars needed correction seems it was hastily assembled,fortunately Dad is handly .
We purchased this bike for my daughters birthday and paid for expedited shipping. We received the package on time. However once we opened the bike to assemble it, it had no directions for assembly, none of the provided tools and the bike front wheel forks where bent and the pink and yellow paint on the bike was chipped and scratched everywhere. We were very dissatisfied with this purchase. They are not available in any stores within our state so we had no other alternative but to purchase on line.
We bought this bike for Christmas for our 5 year old daughter. It arrived before Christmas just as promised.
My husband waited until Christmas Eve to put it together but, fortunately, assembly was breeze and took about 30 min.
The bike is the perfect size for this beginner. Not too small and yet big enough to grow into for the coming years.
She couldn't be happier!!
One side note...I will buy a kick stand to attach to the bike. Since we are not using the training wheels, the bike can not stand on its own when parked.
Also, I forgot to mention that the baby carrier on the back is her favorite feature!
We gave this bike to our 5 year old for Christmas. She LOVES it! The doll seat on the back is adorable. She never rides without a doll or 2 strapped in. My husband said the bike was very easy to assemble and shipping was quick. The only thing that concerned me was that when it arrived, the box had the picture of the bike all over it. Luckily we were home and could bring it inside right away. If we weren't, I would have been afraid someone would take it, because you could easily see what was inside.
Box was pretty beat up when we recieved but all the parts where there, my 4 year old daughter was so excited she could barely wait for daddy to get home to have it put together, she loves it and the basket and doll seat are perfect ( even 18 inch journey dolls fit in the doll seat.) It is well made and sturdy im sure it will last long after she outgrows it.
We purchased this for christmas for our 3yr old lalaloopsy fanatic. When we ordered it online I cringed at how ugly it appeared. However it is much much more cuter in person with a lot.of lil lalaloopsy details not featured in the pictures.so far it seems.durable she has only been able.to ride in the house since it is winter and snowing. She loves it so we love it.
This bike is for children, it has a 16" frame. It comes with rear coaster brakes and a front hand brake. Its colors are vibrant and was simple to assemble. The training wheels are heavy duty and hold the weight of my daughter with ease. Of course because it says Lalaloopsy, it is a little overpriced, but that isn't Wal-Mart's fault.
We gave this bike to our 5 year old granddaughter for Christmas. She loved the colors and was wild about the basket and seat for her baby doll. Thanks to our weather here, she has not been able to ride it yet. She is really looking for a warm day.


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