武昌地区某中学高三班主任要求成绩较差的同学多值日，杂活全由成绩不太好的同学做。班主任坦言，学校升学率不高，为保住班上不多的“好苗子”，不得已采取这种做法。(11月4日《楚天金报》)
平等，升學 既是法律赋予教育者的基本要求，也是教育规律内在的需要。每名学生在学习期间，享有与其他学生平等的受教育权利，也需要平等地尽自己的义务，教育法中的“平等的受教育机会”，同样需要落实到教育过程的每一个细节之中。自然，不能因为学生成绩好坏或是否有助于提高学校的升学率，而使他们受到不公平的待遇。
教育规律的约束更具体，升學对学生的身心影响更持久。老师言行，可能影响学生一生。努力营造公平、公正的教育环境，是教育为社会培育合格人才的基本前提，是使学生身心健康成长的基本条件。平等的教育精神远远高于升学率的价值。在一个平等环境里成长的孩子，将来就会用平等的精神为社会做出贡献，为构建和谐社会起到积极的作用。如果不意识到这一点，势必还会有学校或老师继续在误区中行走，还会有更多的学生的身心受到伤害。(龚明俊）
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Monday, August 13, 2007
youcanbenumberone
youcanbenumberone testing who want to be number one :)
if you walk you would be number one.
it is funny :P
if you walk you would be number one.
it is funny :P
Sunday, May 21, 2006
Race Report #10: Pacific State Bank
This picture pretty much sums up the PSB GP. Seriously, it was taken at the Stockton Waterfront on the day of. Click on the picture for details.
Sunday, April 16, 2006
Race Report #7: Copperopolis Road Race
Steve does it again:
Milton, CA-- The Davis Bike Club Junior Race Team kicked off the Easter Weekend with a series of wins at the Copperopolis Road Race on Saturday. The team competed in 5 different categories at the race that is nicknamed the Paris-Roubaix of Northern California for its rough roads and ever present wind. DBCJRT athletes rode to podium finishes in all five races and garnered the top spot in three of them.
Blake Anton, Joe Iannarelli, and Todd Stone took the start of the 17/18 race, a sixty-three mile, three lap affair. Midway into the first lap, Anton broke away from the main field with two other riders. It didn't take long for him to ride both of his breakaway companions off his wheel. From
there on, Anton soloed to victory, riding 43 miles by himself ahead of the chasing pack to finish with a lead of over three minutes. Iannarelli was able to shake all but two of the chase group as the finish approached to claim the fourth spot on the day. Stone, racing in his first road race,
completed the third lap saying, "Those guys ride fast."
Four DBCJRT racers started in the 15/16 age group. Alex Wick, David Vuilleumier, Edan Levaton, and Kyle Paterson signed on for two laps, 43 miles, on the circuit. All four riders made the initial selection after the first climb. With four team members in the break, the odds looked good for victory. However, with the early season weighing heavy on their bodies, none of the DBCJRT riders had the legs to tear the break apart. In the finale, they had to settle for Vuilleumier's third place, Wick's fourth place, Paterson's seventh place, and Levaton's eighth place showing. When asked about the dynamics of the break, a disappointed Wick said, "We could get the group to fall apart with our atacks, but we didn't have the legs to keep it from coming back together."
The 13/14 race was 21 miles, one lap on the course. The race progressed exactly as the DBCJRT riders planned. Andreas Freund made the first group at the top of the climb and proceded to ride false tempo on the front as he waited for Zachary Wick to chase back on. With Freund blocking, Wick was able to close a nearly three minute gap over the middle section of the
race. He made contact just in time to attack the decent to the finish line. With Wick off the front, Freund sat second wheel in the chase, attacking them only when his teammate was assured of victory. Freund rolled across the line 10 meters behind an exhausted Wick for a one, two
finish. Their teammate, Cody Tapley, finished his first "hilly" road race a very respectable 21st. "It's great to see these guys developing such an awareness of tactics at their age. As they progress, tactics will become more and more important." said DBCJRT coordinator Steve Wick.
Two Davis riders started in the 10-12 age group, one in the boys division and one in the girls division. Alex Freund finished the 12 mile course in second place, finishing just meters behind the winner. Alexis Braun was the first finisher in the girls version of the same race to complete the trio of wins for DBCJRT on the day.
Milton, CA-- The Davis Bike Club Junior Race Team kicked off the Easter Weekend with a series of wins at the Copperopolis Road Race on Saturday. The team competed in 5 different categories at the race that is nicknamed the Paris-Roubaix of Northern California for its rough roads and ever present wind. DBCJRT athletes rode to podium finishes in all five races and garnered the top spot in three of them.
Blake Anton, Joe Iannarelli, and Todd Stone took the start of the 17/18 race, a sixty-three mile, three lap affair. Midway into the first lap, Anton broke away from the main field with two other riders. It didn't take long for him to ride both of his breakaway companions off his wheel. From
there on, Anton soloed to victory, riding 43 miles by himself ahead of the chasing pack to finish with a lead of over three minutes. Iannarelli was able to shake all but two of the chase group as the finish approached to claim the fourth spot on the day. Stone, racing in his first road race,
completed the third lap saying, "Those guys ride fast."
Four DBCJRT racers started in the 15/16 age group. Alex Wick, David Vuilleumier, Edan Levaton, and Kyle Paterson signed on for two laps, 43 miles, on the circuit. All four riders made the initial selection after the first climb. With four team members in the break, the odds looked good for victory. However, with the early season weighing heavy on their bodies, none of the DBCJRT riders had the legs to tear the break apart. In the finale, they had to settle for Vuilleumier's third place, Wick's fourth place, Paterson's seventh place, and Levaton's eighth place showing. When asked about the dynamics of the break, a disappointed Wick said, "We could get the group to fall apart with our atacks, but we didn't have the legs to keep it from coming back together."
The 13/14 race was 21 miles, one lap on the course. The race progressed exactly as the DBCJRT riders planned. Andreas Freund made the first group at the top of the climb and proceded to ride false tempo on the front as he waited for Zachary Wick to chase back on. With Freund blocking, Wick was able to close a nearly three minute gap over the middle section of the
race. He made contact just in time to attack the decent to the finish line. With Wick off the front, Freund sat second wheel in the chase, attacking them only when his teammate was assured of victory. Freund rolled across the line 10 meters behind an exhausted Wick for a one, two
finish. Their teammate, Cody Tapley, finished his first "hilly" road race a very respectable 21st. "It's great to see these guys developing such an awareness of tactics at their age. As they progress, tactics will become more and more important." said DBCJRT coordinator Steve Wick.
Two Davis riders started in the 10-12 age group, one in the boys division and one in the girls division. Alex Freund finished the 12 mile course in second place, finishing just meters behind the winner. Alexis Braun was the first finisher in the girls version of the same race to complete the trio of wins for DBCJRT on the day.
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