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An Okie teacher banished to the Midwest. "Education is not the filling a bucket but the lighting of a fire."-- William Butler Yeats

Wednesday, July 12, 2006

Education Carnival #75 goes to La-La Land

As the great Randy Newman once noted:

"Roll down the window --put down the top
Crank up the Beach Boys, baby
Don't let the music stop!

We're gonna blog it till we just can't blog it no more..."

From NYC to La-La Land, the Carnival of Education careens over to the Left Coast at School Me, the Los Angeles Times' education-oriented blog.

We Love It!

4 Comments:

At 7/12/06, 5:22 PM, Fred said...: It's pretty cool one too - lots of video!
At 7/13/06, 11:17 AM, NYC Educator said...: Love that photo.
At 7/13/06, 1:07 PM, "Ms. Cornelius" said...: Thanks, nyc!
At 3/1/10, 10:34 AM, Dissertation Writing Help said...: I love your blog so much, and there are just some differences with others'. Hope there will be more wonderful things in your blog. Happy every day!

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