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Schools of Thought

Translating education research into usable knowledge

Neat!

I stumbled across this site, which contains blogs maintained by the teachers of Meriwether Lewis Elementary School in Portland, Oregon. The blogs seem designed to keep parents updated on what's going on in the classrooms and on any important notes or reminders. What a great and innovative merging of technology and education!

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