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Elizabeth Chapin-Pinotti is the Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction for one of the 58 county offices of education in California. She is a UCLA graduate with MSs in Psychology and Educational Technology and a PhD in Literature. Elizabeth has taught at both the elementary and secondary level. She has published three children’s books, one poetry anthology and much educational curriculum. She is passionate about education and welcomes your feedback.

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California spends $7,500 per student and a whopping $47,000 per prisoner -- you do the math

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California’s first rate educational system used to be the mark to meet for other states, but those days are long gone. While the powers in...
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Education tips for parents: learn to help young children learn essential math skills

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Helping children learn new math skills and concepts and reinforcing what they learn in school can as easy as a trip to the supermarket. Teaching...
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Budget cuts will cripple California colleges and universities

From the 1960s to the 1990s the education system in California was second to none. People flocked to this great state so that their children not only...
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Schwarzenegger estimates another $17 billion budget shortfall -- will education pay again?

Governor Schwarzenegger is predicting a $17 billion dollar budget shortfall and stated that he will once again propose cuts across the board as the...
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Roald Dahl's "Fantastic Mr. Fox" a great read...share it in the classroom before the Movie Nov 13

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Fantastic Mr. Fox was written by Roald Dahl in 1970, but its humor, charm and lessons are timeless. This is a fun...
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Earn a degree: earn more money -- get a psychology degree from home

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Overview According to the American Psychological Association, more than two-thirds of two- and four-year Title IV-eligible degree-granting...
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The holiday season is the time to respect differences and celebrate tolerance in our schools

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November and December are months of both secular and religious celebration, but for today’s culturally diverse schools this also means that...
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America needs workers: Middle skills gap exists in workforce

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America has jobs, but no one to fill them. That is a recent discovery of the twelfth annual Workkeys National Conference held in San Antonio last May....
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November is National Native American Heritage Month

National Native American Heritage Month began at turn of the last century in an attempt to gain a day of importance for the significant contributions...
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Drugs suck: you be the judge

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Freedom of speech in the k-12 environment has always been a heated issue. At one point does a student’s right to free speech supercede the...
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