Bubble Over

Which kind of bubbles do you think are best for children?

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CORE Testing Task Force will be held on March 2, 2010 at 4:15 p.m. at Manny's Deli.
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It's time for bubble tests to be over. Instead, education must bubble over with the strengths, interests, and personality of each student. Learning must bubble over with life. Please consider joining the testing task force of the Caucus of Rank and File Educators (CORE). We are working to create an education that focuses on students as people not numbers. See above for the next meeting date. For updates, subscribe to the rss feed for this blog. For occassional updates, join the mailing list. Or email wade at bubbleover.net.
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Wed., Dec. 17, 2008 at 1:30, Federal Plaza, Chicago
We had bubbles. We had a bubble machine (it froze over). We had Channel 7 news. We had signs. We had a brief round of "Bubble, bubble is toil and trouble." We had signs like "Take back the bubbles" and "Obama got bubble? Not his kids" and "Life is not a bubble test" and "Children are not standardized." We had lots of puzzled looks when we said, "We're taking the bubbles back!" (but they did look at the flyer then!) We had cold hands. We had a good time.
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Let learning bubble over with life.