My blog has now moved to www.drrickblog.com.
Make sure to keep visiting for different education topics and news throughout the week, and comment with your own thoughts or topic suggestions.
I'll see you over there!
-Dr. Rick
Richard E. Bavaria, Ph.D., has nearly forty years of education experience, in both the public and private sectors, including classroom teaching, administration and more than a decade with Sylvan Learning.
Dr. Rick
- Richard E. Bavaria Ph.D.
- I began my professional career with the Baltimore County, Maryland, Public Schools as a high school English teacher. Before joining Sylvan, I was executive director for the school system's department of curriculum and instruction, where I oversaw the development of all instructional programs for the 25th largest public school system in the United States. Over the years, I have made numerous presentations and educational television and radio appearances on topics ranging from elementary and secondary school curriculum to character and arts education. I am a frequent interview guest on practical ways students and their parents can prepare for school success. I hold a Master of Liberal Arts degree from The Johns Hopkins University and a doctorate in English Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Maryland. I serve on the Education Advisory Board of Villa Julie College and the Board of Directors of The Grace and St. Peter's School. I am an associate of the Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development and the recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award of Towson University's College of Liberal Arts.
Blog Posting Rules
This blog is for the good of education - for students, for teachers and for parents. I very much value a two-way communication with you and welcome and encourage your comments and feedback. However, to facilitate a constructive conversation that is beneficial to everyone in this online community, I expect the same respect in your comments that I present in my blog.
To keep this site helpful and focused, here are some of my “blogroom” rules:
1. No personal attacks on posters, individuals or groups. Posters are expected to be civil.
2. No profanity or language or remarks are allowed that are in "bad taste", which is a matter of common sense, but ultimately I will have the last call.
3. Posting of blatantly false or malicious information is prohibited.
4. Criticisms and opinions which do not add educational benefits for students, teachers or parents and posting of unrelated or off-topics are strongly discouraged.
5. No advertising or commercials are allowed on this Blog.
Not following these rules may result in the post being deleted without prior notice or ban of the poster.
To keep this site helpful and focused, here are some of my “blogroom” rules:
1. No personal attacks on posters, individuals or groups. Posters are expected to be civil.
2. No profanity or language or remarks are allowed that are in "bad taste", which is a matter of common sense, but ultimately I will have the last call.
3. Posting of blatantly false or malicious information is prohibited.
4. Criticisms and opinions which do not add educational benefits for students, teachers or parents and posting of unrelated or off-topics are strongly discouraged.
5. No advertising or commercials are allowed on this Blog.
Not following these rules may result in the post being deleted without prior notice or ban of the poster.
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