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Best of the Decade: 2000-2010 12/30/2009
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From the Top 10 Sports Plays of the Decade to the Top 10 News Stories of the Decade, every interest group seems to have a list. The Best of the Decade lists that I have read include stylish clothes, most downloaded songs of the decade, art that inspires, negative behavior which made the news, government decisions, technology advances, local news stories, top blunders, and other success stories.

One thing that is often overlooked on the Top Ten Lists I reviewed is the field of education.  To date, I have not seen a list which focuses on the past ten years in education.  Since this site maintains a focus on K-12 Curriculum Development, I created a list titled, Best of the Decade: 2000-2010.  For a complete listing of award recipients, please view the attached document.

Nomination Categories:

Biggest Impact on Education
Website That Influenced Education and Influenced How Teachers Work
21st Century Leadership
Best Collaboration by Government and Policy Makers
Biggest Change in Public Schools
Best Invention for Increasing Opportunity to Learn
Book of the Decade
Best Article
High Yield Education Initiative
Best YouTube Video About Education


As with most Top 10 Lists, the readers can think of dozens of other individuals, events, or organizations which should have made education's Best of the Decade List.  If you feel like your favorite person, event, organization, or journal article should have made the list, please add a comment on the site.  I enjoyed reflecting on the past ten years in education and I hope this list encourages you as much as it did me.  Some true landmark events and changes to the field of
K-12 eduction took place between 2000-2010.  I look forward to viewing your feedback!

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    Steven Weber is the Director of Secondary Instruction for Orange County Schools in Hillsborough, NC.  Weber has served as a classroom teacher, assistant principal, and state department of education consultant in Arkansas and North Carolina.  He consults school systems in aligning their curriculum and in unpacking curriculum standards.

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