Learn More!

Knowledge is power, and there is all sorts of knowledge to be gleaned from sources here and elsewhere on the web: 

• FAQ about readingtonparents.org
• FAQ about Readington school board operations
• Meet the players in the cast of Readington schools.
• Meaningful books on education you should know about
• The Get Involved! page has links to the powers that be, allowing you to email your concerns.

The Understanding The Classroom series of articles previously published here gives background on lots of important stuff:

• Scripted Learning
• Homework And Tears
• Small First Grade & Intervention
• Elementary Report Cards
• Constructivist versus Traditional Math
• Token Economies
• A Safe Learning Environment
• Whole Language versus Phonics
• Differentiated Instruction

The web is full of resources for parents, teachers and others.  Here are few sites (in no particular order) which we consider to be especially important or useful:

• The National Center for Fair and Open Testing
• Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development
• Blog/website of author Sara Bennett, stophomework.com
• Bookseller Heinemann sells educational related material
• New Jersey Press Association's public meetings FAQ
• Website for Mel Levine's All Kind Of Minds
• Information galore at Educationworld
• First Amendment Schools project
• NJ Department of Education