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The Official Athletic College Guide, 1998: Baseball
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The definitive handbook for high school athletes seeking information regarding college scholarship Baseball programs in the United States. Includes detailed academic and athletic profiles from more than 1400 colleges and universities competing in each of the collegiate athletic associations: NCAA – Division I, II, III, NAIA, NCCAA, and NJCAA. A special introductory section outlines the various steps in the college recruitment and selection process with tips on evalu… More >>
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Education: LISTEN TO THIS MAN!
How do you personally feel about the future of American education?
I’m panicked, I’m worried. I think if we continue along the path that we’re going, our greatest days are behind us. But, I still believe we can turn it around. That’s why I’m still in the classroom, and I’m gonna do my best. But as long as we embrace “testing is everything,” and as long as we keep shrinking art programs and physical education programs, we’re not in a good place. Those are the things that inspire kids to do great things, so I hope we keep enlarging them, not shrinking them.
The words are those of Rafe Esquith, at the end of an interview currently freely available from Teacher Magazine in a piece called Lighting Fires With Rafe Esquith. Esquith is one of America’s great teachers, winner of many awards, a notable author. The key is the impact he has upon his students.
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