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Obituary for Margaret "Marty" Eulale McKelvey

Our family is saddened to announce the passing of Margaret “Marty” Eulale McKelvey, surrounded by her husband and children May 30, 2023 at her home in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Marty was born August 4, 1967 in Englewood, Colorado to Marx and Darla Hintze, joining sisters Karan and Shauna, later to be followed by her brother […]
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Guest Post: Something is rotten in the state of education: high school biology in New Zealand

A guest post by Martin Hanson: In the 1990s two American social psychologists, David Dunning and Justin Kruger, began research to find out whether there was any relationship between people’s abilities and how accurately they judge their own abilities. They used undergraduate students as their subjects, and their research was published in 1999 with the
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Student Success Demands That We All Work Together -- THE Journal

Facilitative leadership can help academic communities support success and promote holistic outcomes. The timing for this type of approach is especially important as schools look to re-energize staff, restore trust, and find new ways to support the changing needs of students in today’s post-pandemic learning environment.
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