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October 9, 2015November 1, 2015 | ciedie aech

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Ciedie Aech’s Wonderful Book
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Why Is You Always Got To Be Trippin’
I found Ciedie Aech. Now you have.
Teachers Like Me
Herding Instincts
Just A Suppository
Target Practice
Panic Policies
No Longer In Kansas
The Peter Principal
On The Ball
Flogging Will Continue Until Morale Improves
Teachers Like You
No Child Left In The Neighborhood
Visibly Hidden
No Teachers Allowed
Changing The Status Of The Status
Progressing Progressively
The Interests Of Children
My Boss Is Not Harry
No U In Data Teams
The British Very Possibly Are Not Coming
Narrow The Curriculum, Narrow The Voice
Welcome To Nirvana
If You Cannot Read Warning Do Not Use Product
Testing, Testing
Don’t Do Me That
I Gotta Go To The Batroom
Dancing With Them What Brung Ya
Drowning In The River Of Denial
Flying Blind
Coloring Outside The Lines
Bombs For Peace
Test Wars
The Massive Accrual Of Insufficient Data
The Politics Of Change
Finding Gold Inside Silver Bullets
Consultants In Heaven
Beancounter Logic
Strategy Du Jour
Check It Out
Camel Flags
Check Opinions At The Door
The Silent Apostrophe
Please Pick Up Your Prescription
A Few Little Changes
Wishful Thinking
The Process Of Stupidification
Robbing The Hood
We Don’t Need No Education
Please Release Me
Choosing Siberia
Substitute School
Elf Control
Jive Talking
Staying In School
Simply Elementary
A Matter Of Semantics
Woman Troubles
Losing The Baby
Disenfranchising The Messengers
Superfluous Redundancy
That Oldest Profession
When Big Money Speaks
Whack-A-Mole Management
See Me At Your Own Incontinence
Weapons Of Mass Instruction
The Perfect Image
The Weiner Question
To Spin The Doctor Or Doctor The Spin
A Funny Thing
When Perception Becomes Reality
First Do No Harm
Heart Of Darkness
Guinea Pig Kids
Does Anybody Know A Good Shell Game
Bring Your Own Facts
The Logic Behind Advertised Logic
Ya Tú Sabes Vato
Fabricating Fabrication Factories
You’ve Been Schooled
The Audacity Of Political Disconnect
Boarding Lessons
Changing Of The Guard
Darwin U The King
Magic Mayors
Waiting For Supermen
Getting On Board
Stuck On Stupid
Compassion May Stop When Caring Begins
Rubber Stamp Democracy
Ratrace To The Top
I’m Not Divisive; The People Who Disagree With Me Are
That Little Matter Of Equity
Factoring In The Testing Factor
Unintended Consequences
The Scientific Value Of Oops
Naked Emperors (Or: Speaking Of Cults)
Call Me Daddy
Who’s Driving The Van
The Fine Art Of Villification
No Room At The Table
Recycling The Cycle Of Abuse
No Longer Teaching
Strategic Survival
Returns On The Investment
Herding Chickens
Rebel Instincts
The Unwanted
Putting On Socks In The Dark
When A Conundrum Turns Into A Paradox
The Pattern Of Paradox
Craft Versus Craft
The Cost Of Being Cost Effective
Going Home
Monster Under The Bed
Smoke Screen Financing
No Place For You
A Recipe For Chaos
The Wangsta Principal
Principals For Sale
Residing In The State Of Lunacy
When Inmates Run The Asylum
Never Follow Tuesday’s Policy on Wednesday
Squaring The Wheel
Scapegoating 101
How Thin Is Your Skin
Fire At Will
Divided We Fail
Rules Of The Club
Laws Of Exclusion
Liquid Latex
Choosing Choice
The Club Of Choice
Walking The Line
Look What’s Under The Rug
Counting To Twenty Percent
Selective Spotlighting
Love By Lottery
Weapon Systems Failure
Sit Back, Relax
Shut It Down
Anchors Away
Leveling The Great Leveler
Teacher Supplies
The Worser Economy
To Market To Market
Blowing Bubbles

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