Graham Arts is an educator with over 20 years' experience in the public school system in British Columbia. His professional interests include French Immersion, Information Technology, Holocaust Education, and Educational Change. He has taught at the elementary, middle and secondary levels. His administrative experience includes being a principal at the elementary, middle, and district levels.Blog Feeds:
Monthly Archives: June 2012
This Week’s Posting is Delayed
I must apologize for not getting out this blog’s regular weekly posting today. In addition to it being Father’s Day, I have been tasked with preparing a major presentation for my district’s Board of Trustees. Rather than try to squeeze … Continue reading
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The Importance of Questions Part 3 – Curricular Implications
Among his many talents, my father is a carpenter. He is the one from whom I first heard the advice to ‘measure twice, cut once’. While this may have immediate applications within the world of carpentry and cabinet-making, it is … Continue reading
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The Importance of Questions Part 2 – Ethical Considerations For New Proposals
I am currently approximately 2/3 of the way through my planned career in education. In that time, like many others, I have seen a number of curricular (and other) proposals brought forward. In my observation, a small number of them … Continue reading
