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Hammerman

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Ham´mer`man    (~man)
n.1.A hammerer; a forgeman.
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Hammerman is an author, educator and "dedicated Science Educator," and she describes a learning model that includes goal-centered assessments, rubrics, observation checklists, effective questioning techniques, performance tests and embedded assessments.
Formative assessment strategies for enhanced learning in science, K-8 by Reference & Research Book News
Hammerman of Westminster, Marguerite Wilcox of Bend, OR and Anne Estabrook of Idaho; two nephews, David Roche of Nashua, NH and Thomas Roche of Lakeland, FL; several grandnephews and grandnieces including Michael Hammerman of Winthrop and Shari Hammerman of La Paz, Mexico; and many great grandnephews and great grandnieces.
George E. Roche, 95 by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Already running for the seat are Brad Lander, Bob Zuckerman, Gary Reiley, Josh Skaller, Craig Hammerman, and John Heyer.
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